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I have alternative php cache enabled (because it fixed the error the first time I saw it) and I am now getting the error again. Will this cause any damage to my site? How can I fix it (is there a php module or setting that will stop this from happening)? Any help would be appreciated.
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Comment #1
mva.name CreditAttribution: mva.name commentedYou can fix it by increasing apc_shm to size, that you set as memory_limit in php.ini, for example ;)
It's dirty a bit, but works fine for me.
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meshwetaThis was helped me :( I have also increased the memory limit in settings.php as well as in php.ini also rebooted the server but still error is there. Any help?
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meshweta