• I started running into problems with WordPress today. I was unsure if it was my host, but it appears to be a WordPress based problem that I can not narrow down. At first I received an error like the following when visiting my site.

    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 311296 bytes) in /home/dlounge/public_html/wp-content/plugins/utw/ultimate-tag-warrior-core.php on line 1250

    I disabled UTW, as it was a resource hog anyways, but now I’m getting errors when I try to post or delete a post (although the published post still went through, but yet it still shows it as a draft as well they wont delete).

    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3003232 bytes) in /home/dlounge/public_html/wp-includes/cache.php on line 48

    All my activated plugins are listed below, as well as server stats. Any help would be appreciated, as this is a heavily visited site. T.I.A!

    Server Stats:
    SQL Disk usage 195.40 MB
    Disk Usage 145.76 MB
    Space Available 1354.24 MB
    Bandwidth 23020.02 MB
    Operating System Linux
    Apache Version 1.3.37 (Unix)
    PERL Version 5.8.7
    Perl Mods Click to View
    PHP Version 5.2.1
    MySQL Version 4.1.21-standard

    Activated Plugins:
    Akismet (2.0)
    Antileech (1.8)
    Dagon Design Form Mailer (5.0)
    Filosofo Enroll Comments (.51)
    Google Sitemaps (3.0b1)
    iG:Syntax Hiliter (3.5)
    Page Post 2 (2.8)
    Podpress (7.7)
    Related Posts (2.02)
    Role Manager (1.45)
    Search Hilite (1.7)
    Search Pages (.1)
    WordPress Database Backup (1.8)
    WP-PostViews (1.10)

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  • My guesses your host has 8MB of memory for PHP allocated for you. You should see if you can up it to 16. And you have your cache enabled? Try disabling it.

    Thread Starter astereo

    (@astereo)

    They did up it to 16 for me (as you can see by the “Allowed memory size” of the first and second error msgs)..meanwhile, even though I know so much about WP, where would I disable caching?

    Thread Starter astereo

    (@astereo)

    Still looking for a solution

    Did you look here? Or were you just waiting for someone to hand you an answer?

    I’ll assume it’s the latter –

    open up your wp-config.php file and add in:

    define(‘DISABLE_CACHE’, true);

    Thread Starter astereo

    (@astereo)

    The error message I receive is different than the one listed in that link. While this appears to be a PHP 5.2 issue, dropping the disable cache line into the config yielded no results.

    Have you tried looking at your error logs? Do you have access to those? What do they say? (If you don’t, have you contacted your host?)

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