Fatal error: Allowed memory size

Fatal error: Allowed memory size

When such errors occur, it is because the memory_size feature within the server's php.ini must be increased twice or as much as necessary.

1. Find the php.ini file with these sample paths:

  • Linux: /opt/NetMake/v9/components/apache/conf
  • Windows: C:\Program Files\NetMake\v9\components\php

2. Then edit the php.ini with administrative permissions and search for "memory_limit":

3. Place a double value to the one you have by default, for example: from 512 to 1024.

4. Save the changes and restart the apache: https://scriptcase-support.kayako.com/es/article/1321-reiniciar-apache


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