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Greetings!

I'm trying to install a module. It doesn't seem to matter which (I've repro'd the error on several), but as an example I am trying to install DLSupport.

The error I get is thus:
string(349528) "
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 358401 bytes) in /var/www/cmsms/modules/nuSOAP/classes/nusoap.php on line 814

I searched for that error, found one reference:
http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... .msg153269

And edited my config.php to read:
$config['php_memory_limit'] = '32M';

I saved the config file, cleared the cache in CMSMS admin, and still getting the same error.

I have all permissions set to 777 for modules, tmp, uploads, and plugns - recursive.

Using latest versions of stuff - here's the info. Hope you can help!

CMS Version

1.6.7

Installed Modules

CMSMailer

1.73.14

FileManager

1.0.2

MenuManager

1.6.2

ModuleManager

1.3.2

News

2.10.4

nuSOAP

1.0.1

Printing

1.0.4

Search

1.6.1

ThemeManager

1.1.1

TinyMCE

2.6.2

Config Information

php_memory_limit:

32M

process_whole_template:

false

max_upload_size:

2000000

default_upload_permission:

664

assume_mod_rewrite:

false

page_extension:

 

internal_pretty_urls:

false

use_hierarchy:

true

debug:

false

output_compression:

false

root_url:

http://74.180.131.2/cmsms

root_path:

/var/www/cmsms (0755)  

previews_path:

/var/www/cmsms/tmp/cache (0777)  

uploads_path:

/var/www/cmsms/uploads (0777)  

uploads_url:

http://74.180.131.2/cmsms/uploads

image_uploads_path:

/var/www/cmsms/uploads/images (0777)  

image_uploads_url:

http://74.180.131.2/cmsms/uploads/images

use_smarty_php_tags:

false

locale:

 

default_encoding:

utf-8

admin_encoding:

utf-8
PHP Information:

Current PHP Version (phpversion):

5.2.10-2ubuntu6.4  

md5 function (md5_function):

On (True)  

GD version (gd_version):

2  

tempnam function (tempnam_function):

On (True)  

Magic quotes in runtime (magic_quotes_runtime):

Off (False)  

PHP Effective Memory Limit (memory_limit):

16M  

Maximum Execution Time (max_execution_time):

30  

PHP Safe Mode (safe_mode):

Off (False)  

Session Save Path (session_save_path):

/var/lib/php5 (1733)  

Sessions are allowed to use Cookies (session_use_cookies):

On (True)  

Checking if the httpd process can create a file inside of a directory it created (create_dir_and_file):



PHP register_globals (register_globals):

Off (False)  

PHP output_buffering (output_buffering):

On  

disable_functions in PHP (disable_functions):

 

PHP Open Basedir (open_basedir):

 

Test for remote URL (test_remote_url):


fsockopen: Connection ok!  
fopen: Connection ok!  

File uploads (file_uploads):

On (True)  

Maximum Post Size (post_max_size):

8M  

Maximum Upload Size (upload_max_filesize):

2M  

Basic XML (expat) support (xml_function):

On (True)  

Test file_get_contents (file_get_contents):

On (True)  

Test ini_set (check_ini_set):

On (True)  
Server Information:

Server API (server_api):

apache2handler  

Server Database (server_db_type):

MySQL (mysql)  

Server Database Version (server_db_version):

5.1.37  

Server Software (server_software):

Apache/2.2.12 (Ubuntu)  

Server Operating System (server_os):

Linux 2.6.31-19-generic On x86_64  

Permission Information

tmp:

/var/www/cmsms/tmp (0777)  

templates_c:

/var/www/cmsms/tmp/templates_c (0777)  

modules:

/var/www/cmsms/modules (0777)  

File Creation Mask (umask):

/var/www/cmsms/tmp/cache (0777)  

config_file:

0666  
config.php writable. It is more safe if you change permission to read-only


//Mod: Solved

Welcome james000222,

Try to increase the PHP_Memory_limit some more: 120M f.i.
See what happens then 

Rolf

I don't know why people DO NOT point this out, but very often going to the forge, getting the xml file, and installing the module in the module manager from that xml file does not display those out of memory problems.

And edited my config.php to read:
$config['php_memory_limit'] = '32M';

but did you see this?

> # Note: Your server may not allow the application to override memory limits.

YEP. That was it. Thank you gentlemen, for the assistance.

Solved.