Mehmet Fatih Akbulut wrote:
but i didnt install php from its source :'(
used apt-get install ...
its not a good idea to uninstall php5 and reinstall it from source :'(
anything else that can be done to get rid of memoy limitation ;) ?
It looks like you will either have to recompile it from source, or do
what Chris said. To solve the module problem:
> It depends. If you're using a packaged system (debian, fedora etc
etc) > - install the modules package (php-imap, php-mcrypt).
I think by that he means to try apt-getting them. ie. "apt-get install
php-imap" & "apt-get install php-mcrypt", but I'm not sure.
And, to solve the other issue (memory_limit) just place this at the
beginning of all your PHP scripts:
> ini_set('memory_limit', -1);
By the way - that is all Chris' work. :)
He has already proposed ways which you can resolve the problems - you've
just got to choose which path to take.
Cheers,
J_K9
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