Anyone know how to fix this website server error

[ikwee]

Hello,

Any idea how to fix this error. My site has been down for 3 days already. Web Hosting has yet to get back to me.

Here is the error message

"Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 77824 bytes) in /home/ivonson/public_html/wp-content/plugins/revver/xmlrpc-2_2/xmlrpc.inc on line 2551"

Appreciate if anyone could help. Urgent!

Thanks in advance

ikwee

[jayh38]

Sure, Increase the allocated memory in php.ini or via whm > Service Configuration > PHP Configuration Editor

memory_limit

adjust as needed. If this isn't your server, then ask your host.

[ikwee]

Where can i find the Service Configuration > PHP Configuration Editor

I have in WHM the following main menu on the left
Support
Cluster/Remote Access
Server Status
Account Information
Account Function
Multi Account fnction
Front Page
Theme
Packages
DNS Function
Email
Cpanel
SSL/TLS

[jayh38]

You would need to ask your host to adjust this. If they refuse, you are out of luck.

[NaveenKapur]

Originally Posted by jayh38

Sure, Increase the allocated memory in php.ini or via whm > Service Configuration > PHP Configuration Editor

memory_limit

adjust as needed. If this isn't your server, then ask your host.

Excellent Reply. It works perfect.

[InstaCarma_Tech]

Originally Posted by jayh38

You would need to ask your host to adjust this. If they refuse, you are out of luck.

Or you can also have a custom php.ini in the directory where the script is located and change the value for 'memory_limit' in that accordingly.

[JPC-Howard]

Originally Posted by InstaCarma_Tech

Or you can also have a custom php.ini in the directory where the script is located and change the value for 'memory_limit' in that accordingly.

That would work if you are running Suexec/SuPHP.

[Spiral]

Originally Posted by InstaCarma_Tech

Or you can also have a custom php.ini in the directory where the script is located and change the value for 'memory_limit' in that accordingly.

Memory_limit is indeed globally changeable and non-restricted.

However, you are making a pretty big assumption that jayh38 is running
regular CGI based PHP and/or the old obsolete phpSuExec CGI PHP!

For Apache (DSO) module PHP, the user would need to change the setting
using 'php_flag' and 'php_value' overrides in their .htaccess file as this
type of PHP does not read any PHP.INI files except the main system PHP.INI.

In a similiar fashion, the newer SuPHP also does not read any PHP.INI file
other than the main system default PHP.INI unless explicitly told to do
otherwise from the Apache configuration and also additionally does not
recognize any "php_flag" or "php_value" overrides like DSO based PHP so
in this case, the user will very likely need to contact their host if they are
not a server administrator themselves.

Originally Posted by JPC-Howard

That would work if you are running SuPHP.

I think you mean "wouldn't" in your statement above!

PhpSuExec scanned for PHP.INI files in the script directory followed by
the user's account home directory but SuPHP does not!

Any dropped in custom PHP.INI files like that in SuPHP will be ignored!

You can optionally have a custom PHP.INI with SuPHP but you would
have to specify it's location explicitly in the virtualhost container for
the site you want to setup a custom configuration in httpd.conf