Fatal Error – Allowed memory size of XXXXXXX bytes exhausted

[keithb]

I just installed WPeMember, WPeStore, and WPAffiliate on a new blog which is using WordPress 3.1.3 and the latest version of WPAffiliate. Now when I go to any page of the blog, I get this error:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 7680 bytes) in /home/username/public_html/byobwp/wp-admin/includes/template.php on line 1826

Any idea what’s causing this?

[amin007]

Looks like your server’s allocated memory (RAM) for PHP is too low (this can happen if the hosting provider set the allocated memory limit to a low settings). You are kind of running on the memory limit boundary so any task that require a little extra memory will fail as it hits the limiter and result in that error.

Please contact your hosting provider to increase your server’s PHP memory limit (you can also do this from your php.ini file if you have access to that file).

[keithb]

Yes, that’s what it was. I have a dedicated server and had upped it in WHM and couldn’t figure out why that didn’t work. But, I just thought to look in the account for this particular domain and forgot that I had put a custom php.ini file in that domain and once I upped the setting in it, it is now working.

[fareast]

Hello guys,got the same problem here. But I don’t have access to change the php.ini configuration. Are there any alternative solution for this?

[admin]

Only your hosting provider can increase the amount of RAM your PHP applications can use. Contact your hosting provider and tell them to increase it so you can use WordPress with a few other plugins (at the moment you have very limited RAM memory).

[fareast]

Thanks Admin, I will talk to hosting provider.

Current setting is memory_limit = 32M, how much should I request?

[fareast]

Problem solved after my hosting provider change the memory limit to 256M. Thanks

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