Fatal Error : Out of Memory

[ayashi]

hi, I don't know who else to ask, hostican support did give solution, but it's a temporary solution to me. I get this error almost daily (I use vps-extreme) :
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 8650752) (tried to allocate 19456 bytes) in /home/aaa112/public_html/wp-admin/includes/template.php on line 115

Not always for template.php, sometimes function.php, etc, and yes, I can solve it by restarting my vps, but the problem is I can't always be there when the web is down. Mostly at night, when I sleep, the web is down. And hostican support also told me that is impossible to schedule vps restart.

I already did increase memory limit from my whm control panel, from 8 M to 512 M, but it doesn't solve the problem. Anyone know what cause this error and how to solve it?

Thanks

[ColumbusGEEK]

Yeah, same issues here. Trying to resolve it with HostICan currently.

http://forum.hostican.com/virtual-pr...-wall-lot.html

[fargoradio]

i was having a similar problem - i blamed a wordpress plugin. i used top -c to monitor processes. i uninstalled the plugin and upgraded - no issues since...

[ayashi]

it seems that no one knows the answer...

[ayashi]

Originally Posted by fargoradio

i was having a similar problem - i blamed a wordpress plugin. i used top -c to monitor processes. i uninstalled the plugin and upgraded - no issues since...

hi fargoradio, how do you find the clue what's causing the problem ? can you teach me here ?

[lnxcode]

Originally Posted by ayashi

hi, I don't know who else to ask, hostican support did give solution, but it's a temporary solution to me. I get this error almost daily (I use vps-extreme) :
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 8650752) (tried to allocate 19456 bytes) in /home/aaa112/public_html/wp-admin/includes/template.php on line 115

Not always for template.php, sometimes function.php, etc, and yes, I can solve it by restarting my vps, but the problem is I can't always be there when the web is down. Mostly at night, when I sleep, the web is down. And hostican support also told me that is impossible to schedule vps restart.

I already did increase memory limit from my whm control panel, from 8 M to 512 M, but it doesn't solve the problem. Anyone know what cause this error and how to solve it?

Thanks

What could be happening here is that you are running out of ram on apache, via the php.ini so what you could try to do is extend the memory allocation to php via the php.ini and see if that sorts this out.

[fargoradio]

here's what i did:

ssh into your vps as root.

type in top -c

for example:

root@server [/home]# top -c

see what's going on in real time. hit q to quit
run the Free command

root@server [/home]# Free

what's your memory usage? within range? great. not? run top -c and see who is hogging resources.

kill that process - be on the look out for a hangin /usr/bin/php

the other option is to uninstall all wordpress plugins and run w/out them for a while - if everything is cool, reinstall them one at a time and give each a testing period to see if they are the one causing a problem. it could also be an issue with your theme too.

that's from one n00b to another.

[lnxcode]

Originally Posted by fargoradio

here's what i did:

ssh into your vps as root.

type in top -c

for example:

root@server [/home]# top -c

see what's going on in real time. hit q to quit
run the Free command

root@server [/home]# Free

what's your memory usage? within range? great. not? run top -c and see who is hogging resources.

kill that process - be on the look out for a hangin /usr/bin/php

the other option is to uninstall all wordpress plugins and run w/out them for a while - if everything is cool, reinstall them one at a time and give each a testing period to see if they are the one causing a problem. it could also be an issue with your theme too.

that's from one n00b to another.

I would start from the WP plugins first too, and go from there.

[ayashi]

Originally Posted by lnxcode

What could be happening here is that you are running out of ram on apache, via the php.ini so what you could try to do is extend the memory allocation to php via the php.ini and see if that sorts this out.

hi Inxcode, can you tell me how to edit the php.ini file? I though by increasing the memory from : WHM >> Service Configuration >> PHP Configuration Editor, is the same thing by what you mean.