New PHP Error Since 1.7

  • Resolved ljmac

    (@ljmac)


    11 years, 2 months ago

    Hi,

    Since version 1.7, I’ve been getting a lot of the following error:

    [06-Sep-2013 04:05:57 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 523800 bytes) in [URL REMOVED]/wp-content/plugins/wp-simple-firewall/src/icwp-firewall-processor.php on line 328

    Please note that my MySQL max_allowed_packet is set to the default of 1MB, and PHP5 is set to the default memory allocation as well.

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  • Yes, for security reasons I set my sites up so that you have to manually update theme/plugins via FTP/SFTP. Plus I like to examine the files to see what’s changed sometimes.

    Off topic, but I like your video. Do you mind if I ask you want you used to create it, if anything?
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r307fu3Eqbo&feature=youtu.be

    Thread Starter ljmac

    (@ljmac)

    Yeah, my set-up is manual upload via sftp only as well – the security implications of automatic updates (particularly in terms of the permissions required for web directories) make me very uncomfortable indeed.

    Plugin Author Paul

    (@paultgoodchild)

    Interesting you say about the video, I was wondering how it’d be received since it doesn’t have a voice-over… just captions. ??

    I used Camtasia Studio v8. Pretty simple stuff really… it’ll not do the same pro job as the Adobe suite, but it’ll get you most of the way there ??

    On the topic of updates and SFTP etc., on iControlWP you can put in your site (S)FTP details into the control panel and it’ll use those details automatically when upgrading plugins… in that way you don’t need to store you FTP details in you wp-config. Just by-the-way…

    Thread Starter ljmac

    (@ljmac)

    So does that mean you wouldn’t have to make the plug-in directory web writeable?

    Plugin Author Paul

    (@paultgoodchild)

    Correct… it uses the WordPress in-built option of specifying FTP details to update plugins.

    You can do this by putting the details directly into your wp-config.php.

    We have a quick article about this here: https://www.icontrolwp.com/2013/04/ftp-details-wordpress-wp-config-php-allow-easier-updates/

    Cheers,
    Paul.

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