I have a Drupal installation with about 20 vocabularies and over 13 000 terms. Taxonomy defaults administration page causes PHP out of memory error when memory_limit for PHP is set to 64M. This is the only module out of about 50 on this site that is causing out of memory errors.

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asb commented

Similar problem here, with a PHP memory_limit of 80M and slightly smaller taxonomy.

Greetings, -asb

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EvanDonovan commented

Similar problem here; also get "MySQL has gone away" errors. Would it be possible to break up the defaults page by content type? That way, it wouldn't have to load all at once.

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bradweikel commented

@Evan - Thanks for the suggestion. I just became the maintainer of this module and have just started thinking about what direction to take it (it has a few fundamental problems that need refactoring to resolve) , but I'll take this into consideration as I begin moving forward.

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EvanDonovan commented

Thanks for the quick reply.

It might also work if you could specify a single vocabulary to use as the default vocabulary. That way, it wouldn't have to load all those other terms.

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bradweikel commented
Version: 5.x-1.x-dev » 6.x-1.x-dev
Priority: Critical » Minor

I'd like to tweak the admin page to handle this case better, and to be more usable, but this is an edge case and not "critical".

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bradweikel commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Given that this is an edge case and that this module will be mostly deprecated by Drupal 7 (see #610268: Upgrade path for Taxonomy Defaults (D6) to core field defaults (D7)), I'm not going to fix this.

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asb commented

Quick addition: I haven't experienced this issue with the D6 release; however, I'm running all D6 sites with a php memory limit between 128M und 200M.

Thanks for this module!