Look in /etc/php.ini. Change the line that looks like this:
memory_limit = 8M
to something more like this:
memory_limit = 32M
Then restart Apache:
service httpd restart
Thomas
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Hello Mike,
On Tuesday, February 18, 2003, Mike Vanecek wrote...
>>> I am experiencing the following problem when I access the folders
>>> page. Everything is working just peachy, but I can't create
>>> folders as sub-folders to other folders.
>> Along with what Chris suggested, what IMAP server
Jonathan Angliss said:
> Hello Bogi,
> On Tuesday, February 18, 2003, Bogi Mouritsen wrote...
>
>> I am experiencing the following problem when I access the folders
>> page. Everything is working just peachy, but I can't create folders as
>> sub-folders to other folders.
>
> Along with what Chris s
> The machine has plenty of memory, and is in no way exhausted by other
> processes.
That may be the case, but PHP has a memory limit setting. It's not the
operating system saying you're out of memory, it is PHP self-policing its
usage. Look in your php.ini file. Your limit is probably set to 8
Hi,
I am experiencing the following problem when I access the folders page.
Everything is working just peachy, but I can't create folders as
sub-folders to other folders.
This error shows to the right of the folderlist in "Unsubscribe/Subscribe"
at the bottom of the "Folders" page.
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