On Jan 24, 2008 10:44 AM, Luc Maltier <lmaltier@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello! > > My first message: > > I've just updated PHP from 5.1.4 to 5.2.5 (to solve an Apache problem when > double-clicking on links). This was successful, as the problem is now > solved, but I now, sometimes, get a message stating that the memory is > exhausted. I modififed php.ini and set memory_limit to 16M (instead of 8M > with PHP5.1.4), then 32M, then 64M, with the same message. With 128M, it > works. Can this change in memory required be considered as normal? I don't > think so... Is there any explanation? > > Details: > - Platform: Windows. > - I used Windows binaries (no C compiler available). The part causing the > error uses jpgraph (for generating .png files) and the png files are used > when generating a PDF file (by the tcpdf library) (the gd extension is > used). > > A second issue with this release: When I made the tests decribed above, I > used 'restart' to restart the Apache server, with no error message. When I > tried to stop Apache and start it again, I got an error message stating that > the zend_unmangle_property_name_ex entry cannot be found in php5ts.dll, and > I now get this message each time I restart Apache (Apache2.2),. But it seems > that Apache works normally nonetheless. I made sure that the php5ts.dll used > is the right version for 5.2.5. Any idea? > > Thanks for any suggestion! > On sites I work on we keep the memory limit quite low. Then on pages that require more memory for image manipulation or what have you I just ini_set the memory limit up to something I need. This isn't a practical solution for all people but it works well for me as it is a dedicated server under my control. As for your second part I have no idea. Try the Windows PHP users list. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
