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sibro

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PHP Memory Cache
January 12, 2013, 06:14:18 am
I am having a problem bringing up the contribution page. When I click on Manage Contribution->Link ->Live page I get the failure. If I manually clear the drupal cashe tables the donation screen renders.

I am seeing  an error Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 57671680) (tried to allocate 15 bytes) in /home/fjmctest/public_html/includes/cache.inc on line 447.  I put a PHPINFO right in front of the bad line. It is reporting 1024 Meg of memory.

Drupal 7.18
Civicrm 4.2.6
PHP 5.4.8

I suspect something with PHP as I began having problems when the server went to 5.4.8.
Bruce

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Re: PHP Memory Cache
January 12, 2013, 09:06:24 am

Not sure why your out of memory error is different from the phpinfo limit. I would investigate and resolve that first

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Re: PHP Memory Cache It was caused by PHP 5.4
January 12, 2013, 01:22:22 pm
Donald, I temporarily resolved my issue by moving my site back to 5.3. It seems like my VPS took an emergency Cpanel update which I believe moved my server to PHP 5.4.  It was just about the same time the site went live. I did not realize it until I began dealing with multiple bugs. The cache problem with the strange memory issue made me think something changed. No way will I go back to PHP 5.4 until your team resolves all the issues.  I will be happy to setup a 5.4 account on my server to help test.

Thanks for your help.
Bruce
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