By thenextbigthing on

Greetings

Drupal is/was installed but not accurately.

There are a couple of errors one being:

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 98566144) (tried to allocate 30720 bytes) in /home1/xxxxx/public_html/mainlobby/sites/all/modules/image/image.install on line 102

Can someone please assist me with this matter asap?

Thank you very much.

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johnhanley’s picture

johnhanley commented

PHP does not have enough memory allocated to complete the operation. You (or your host) need to increase the 'memory_limit' variable in php.ini to at least 32M.

dman’s picture

dman commented

Your answer can be found in the troubleshooting FAQ

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Sree’s picture

Sree commented

Hi, Its a small memory size adjustment in php.ini file.
Some hosting providers allows you to adjust it according to your requirements & some may not.

Check it out & update it accordingly.

If you have any further issues feel free to post here or contact me.

-- Sree --
IRC Nick: sreeveturi

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thenextbigthing commented

Thank you for your comment and your assistance, but I still need help. The hosting company reset my php.ini files -- and it still doesn't work, they told me that I would have to put php.ini in every area that receives that error? Does that sound right?

If you can help I will be grateful!

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aryanto commented

I have Drupal running on a Compaq Armada 7792DMT laptop used as my backup Lighttpd web server, which has maximum 144 MB of RAM. But I have to remove all the unnecessary modules, including the Drupal core modules that I don't use. I have it running even with 8MB of "memory_limit" in my php.ini.

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aryanto commented

I have Drupal running on a Compaq Armada 7792DMT laptop used as my backup Lighttpd web server, which has maximum 144 MB of RAM. But I have to remove all the unnecessary modules, including the Drupal core modules that I don't use. I have it running even with 8MB of "memory_limit" in my php.ini.

thenextbigthing’s picture

thenextbigthing commented

Ahhh let me try that!

Sree’s picture

Sree commented

remove all the unused modules ....
if it still doesnt work just drop a message again.

-- Sree --
IRC Nick: sreeveturi

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criznach commented

What modules are you using? I've found that certain combinations require more than 32MB to run well. Are you running any other PHP apps on this account?

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rlnorthcutt
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commented

I have found that this in my php.ini file (placed in the public_html folder) works for most of my clients:

register_globals = off ;
memory_limit = 30M ;
upload_max_filesize = 10M ;
post_max_size = 20M ;
zlib.output_compression = 1;
zlib.output_compression_level = -1;

The zlib stuff is to enable compression for the webpages (search for Yslow for details), and can be removed. The other settings work great.

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devenderdagar commented

change max upload size to 100m and then try again. Hope it will work.

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andrewge commented

We had a similar issue and discovered that someone had set htaccess to overide the php.ini setting - something to check...