Hi,

I'm using my T35 account with an open source Content Management System called Silverstripe (http://www.silverstripe.com).  Silverstripe requires at least 32M of php memory, which is the maximum allowed by T35, it seems (according to phpinfo()).  Normally the pages are all cached to allow pages to load quickly and decrease load on the server, but occasionally and rarely Silverstripe tries to allocate a larger amount of memory and encounters a fatal error (usually 50M).  I've tried increasing the php memory in my PHP file, which had no effect, and with .htaccess, which caused me an internal server error on all descendant pages.  Is it possible to increase PHP memory on specific accounts?  The two domains I'm currently hoping to increase the PHP memory limit on are jfsyork.org and stayingconnectedyork.org.  I'm not really an expert with PHP stuff by any means so hopefully I've explained my problem correctly.

Thanks,
Mark

I just checked with the people who make Silverstripe and they said it only requires 8mb... I haven't seen too many scripts that require more than 12mb per thread/process since the limit isn't a total memory limit but a 'per thread' limit. Next time you get the error can you take a screenshot and make a note of what you were doing that caused it?

I'm not sure if I understand it correctly but it's trying to allocate 50mb into a single process memory? That seems very extreme! Making the php memory limit over 50mb will open it up to a lot of abuse.

I'll forward it to our tech team, but in general, you might want to search on google to see if anyone else ever had this problem and might be worth contacting silverstripe support.

Mark, I just modified the server settings to 24M. Let's see if it helps.

All of this is after the change to 24mb? The current limit should be well above the minimum requirements for the script.. Have you tried contacting the people who make the software?