PHP Fatal error: Out of memory

[[SAP]Francis]

When I do this, I get this:

[18-Feb-2008 17:17:55] PHP Fatal error:  Out of memory (allocated 49545216) (tried to allocate 77824 bytes) in /home/gtasam/public_html/ffa/Sources/Load.php(1758) : eval()'d code on line 136

[Rumbaar]

Well you're trying to access ~49MB of memory, so a limit of 8/16mb wouldn't help.

[[SAP]Francis]

When I do nothing, I get this:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 77824 bytes) in /home/gtasam/public_html/ffa/Sources/Load.php(1758) : eval()'d code on line 136

[Rumbaar]

Well either way it seems you're only able to allocate 77824 bytes, you may not be able to manually override the amount and need to contact your host about more memory allocation.

[[SAP]Francis]

It always worked before I moved my forums of DIRECTORY, not host.

[Rumbaar]

I'm not sure what would be eating up all the new memory then.  Have you changed anything at all, than just moving your folder?

Did you run Repair Settings tool and reset your theme paths after the move?

[[SAP]Francis]

It worked for a second until I go in admin panel and change the theme folder. How can I manually change it back?

What do you mean by Repair Settings tool? In Maintenance?

[Rumbaar]

What is repair_settings.php?

[[SAP]Francis]

No, I runned it and still nothing...

[Rumbaar]

So your forum isn't running at all?  Have you contacted you host about memory usage issues?

[[SAP]Francis]

No, I didn't. But, yes, my forums aren't running at all. Only a white page with a fatal error message.

By the way, can't you split the topic to a new one here?

[Rumbaar]

So it was working, but you changed theme folders in your theme settings?

[mdp]

I am getting same error message:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 22069 bytes) in /home/wildhogs/public_html/Sources/Load.php on line 1735

First, the website was not loading at all.  I kept getting "Page not found" so I contacted my hosting and after upgrading to 3 different levels of technical, the third one quoted below:

I looked at your script and it's trying to allocate huge amounts of
memory. I tweaked the server so that you could see the error on your site
now. As you see it's trying to allocate more than the 32Mb that is
allowed. That's way more than a php script should be using. Perhaps it's
getting caught in a loop or a new theme/module is breaking it? It may be
best to ask the SMF developers.

[SAP]Francis, say.. do you have Tinyportal on your?  I have it on mine so wonder if Tinyportal might be the issue??

[Rumbaar]

Have you both performed any manual code changes?  What are the mods you've gotten installed?  Are you running any SEO mods?  trying to think of what would be causing such large memory requirements.

[mdp]

No manual code change, but change theme...

Mods:
-Extra registered field
-TinyPortal

That's it.  None fancy.

[Rumbaar]

Can you try it on the default theme and see how it goes?  Also what is on line 1735 of your Loads.php file?

[mdp]

I am afraid I cant even get SMF to load up.  Go and check it out at http://www.wildhogsheaven.com  I'll FTP load.php and let you know what it says on that line

[mdp]

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$file_found = file_exists($filename) && eval('?' . '>' . rtrim(file_get_contents($filename))) !== false;

That's whats on 1735

[Rumbaar]

Strange that is line 1726 of the default install of Load.php.  Part of the error messaging.

Try to turn off Eval and see if that gets your system up and running.
To do this, run this query in PHPmyAdmin (What is phpMyAdmin?)

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INSERT INTO smf_settings VALUES ('disableTemplateEval', 1);

Then run this query to re-enable it, if required.

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DELETE FROM smf_settings WHERE variable = 'disableTemplateEval';

Can you attach your Loads.php file.  I'd like to take a look.

[[SAP]Francis]

TinyPortal is installed, other mods like Visual Warnings Mod and theses things are also installed. I have the same line as him in the code.

So it was working, but you changed theme folders in your theme settings?

Yes.