By goodsanket on

I am trying to host a test site on server (bluehost). It gives me 32MB memory limit, there is no way I can increase this to 64MB. I have prepared a site on my localhost, now I want to host it online (just for testing purposes), so that rest of the team members can view and give me feedback.

So I went ahead with fresh installation on server, I installed 6.14. I wanted to export all my CCK content types, while importing on server it gave me error like this
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 7680 bytes)

If its giving errors while exporting CCK fields, what will happen when I want to import my views.

Any solution, help, suggestion will be helpful.

Thanks...

P.S. I cannot afford to change server, this is just a testing phase. I will consider changing server when site will actually go live.

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scoutbaker commented

The error message is very clear. You need more than 32MB for what you are doing. CCK and Views definitely require more memory for all of the things that they do. If you have other modules you can live without, try disabling them. If you can't change the memory available, you will just have to come to some sort of balance with what you choose to use on the site.

However, on a 2nd read of your message, you mention BlueHost. I know that you can change the memory limit with that hosting company.

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goodsanket commented

Actually i was unaware that memory can be changed. Now its up and running.
Thanks for reply.