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By allnet000 on
I have searched the forums on this topic and have found several things that are helpful. I increased by php.ini memory to 120MB, but I am still receiving the white screen saying Fatal Error. It happens only when I go to access my modules page. Should I be doing something else in addition to increasing the memory in php.ini? I'm not sure which module caused this error as I actived several modules at once. Thank you for your help.
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Make sure you verify that you have, in fact, increased the memory (simply changing a setting in a php.ini does not guarantee this).
is it in fact a memory error?
Does the full error message say something like "Allowed memory size of ### bytes exhausted"? If not, it could be a fatal error caused by some other problem.
Did you restart apache after changing your php.ini?
You can check the configuration of PHP with the following code to verify whether your change is in effect:
Thank you
Thank you both for the two comments...I will try and see what happens. Thanks.
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I took the steps mentioned above and everything is showing that I have 100MB in php.ini. But when I go to my modules directory I am still getting this error.
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 7680 bytes) in /home7/chrisdoe/public_html/drupal/modules/user/user.pages.inc on line 31
Some how I'm doing something wrong. Just don't know what and how to fix. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Sorry-- but based on that error message it would appear that the memory for drupal has not actually been increased.
For more detailed info and other methods of increasing memory see:
Documentation -> Troubleshooting FAQ -> Error Messages -> Fatal error: Allowed memory size of X bytes exhausted (tried to allocate Y bytes)...