Hello,

Just decided it was time to go in and move local copy of EE to my clients server.

Everything took its time as this was my first but a few people and this forum gave me a hand, everything is fine and working in the control panel.

But the site is not working on the url.
“Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 90 seconds exceeded in /home/rogermby/public_html/styl/new-design/system/core/core.template.php on line 960”

And also in the CP when i try to view the site I get the url from the old database added to the current url.

http://styl.eti.me/new-design/index.php/index.php?URL=http://localhost/styltime/index.php

Any ideas? I am tearing my hair out over this.

Regards Ryan.

Had a look around the forums. I have made a support test in the templates and it shows the text.
http://styl.eti.me/new-design/index.php/support/index.html

but when I try to get to my other templates it times out http://styl.eti.me/new-design/index.php/site/index.html

New problem on the main page

”
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 2845 bytes) in /home/rogermby/public_html/styl/new-design/system/core/core.template.php on line 744”

You are running out of memory here. 32MB should be sufficient for most purposes, but it seems not to be in your case here. Try to up that limit.

Hi Ingmar,

How would I go about doing this?

Hi Ryan,

If your host allows, you can increase PHP memory by editing php.ini file. If your host does not allow editing php.ini file, then you can find another one which allows editing it.

In your .htaccess file, you could put something like:

This could give you a 500 error if your host doesn’t allow you to override the settings.  Regardless, give it a shot and let’s see what it gives you.

-greg

yeah it gave me a 500 error, I contacted my clients host and they said I can make my own php.ini file? How would I go about this.

Make a file called php.ini.  Do a quick google search on the syntax for setting a memory limit in php.ini.  You can check to see if it takes by going to Admin -> Utilities -> PHP Info, and looking for the memory limit.

-greg

Hi,

Read Wiki article Moving servers - ExpressionEngine site to the new host.

According that article you should type

or whatever memory amount you need.

Ryan, did any of these suggestions help?

Hi,

Thanks but none of these worked. I created a php.ini file with the code

and still getting the same error. I started a fresh install on the server and it was all working right until it seemed to be getting there the error came up again.

Ryan, does the site have an .htaccess file?

Yes it does.

The error message remains the same? If so, you’re still running out of memory. It’s not certain that your host will let your override this limit, though, so you’d have to talk to them about it.

Hi,

I created a php.ini file with the code

memory_limit=128M;

and still getting the same error.

Exact code should be

<?php
memory_limit = 128M;
?>

Have you included opening and closing <php ?> tags?

Have you tried to type

or

in your php.ini file?

Laisvunas - 04 December 2008 02:18 PM

Hi,

I created a php.ini file with the code

memory_limit=128M;

and still getting the same error.

Exact code should be

<?php
memory_limit = 128M;
?>

Have you included opening and closing <php ?> tags?

Have you tried to type

<?php
memory_limit = 258M;
?>

or

<?php
memory_limit = 516M;
?>

in your php.ini file?

Yes I have and just upped it to 516m and still getting the error.

Hi,

You get this error message not because of the lack of PHP memory, but because of the in-built EE feature - limiting execution of scripts to 90 seconds.

Here is the line from 1.6.5 version changelog:

Modified the script time limit override from infinite to five minutes for the CP, and 90 seconds for front-end requests, to be a good neighbor if something goes awry.

If you need to allow for the scripts to run longer than 90 seconds, you should hack some line in some of EE core files.

Laisvunas,

Sorry but what will need to be done regarding this? I have never come across this before.