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#1 2007-03-21 12:28:46
- Gallex
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1,2MB image upload error
after upload I get this error:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 25165824 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 8000 bytes) in /www/05/aspa.ee/textpattern/lib/txplib_misc.php(512) : eval()’d code on line 200
I increased maximum file size of uploads (in bytes) under admin tab to 7 MB, but no help :(
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
Perhaps the upload size is also limited in php.ini
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#3 2007-03-21 14:28:01
- Gallex
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
ruud wrote:
Perhaps the upload size is also limited in php.ini
I can’t find such a file in my textpattern directory
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#4 2007-03-21 14:29:51
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
You’ll have to ask your hosting provider if the upload size is limited in php.ini.
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Joey
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
Let them also check the maximum allowed memory usage for a PHP process.
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
I found a similar problem with a site hosted at Dreamhost, where they have set an upload size limit of 7Mb in php.ini (non editable by the user, short of compiling your own version of PHP). What I did was upload the files via FTP to the files folder and then “create” them in the TXP interface, under Content > Files. Maybe this will work for you.
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#7 2007-03-22 22:34:21
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
The error is caused by a plugin. It has nothing to do with the upload file limit.
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#8 2007-03-22 23:16:08
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
To expand on what Alex said, this is how we know that: “eval()’d code on line 200”.
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#9 2007-03-23 14:55:59
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
zem wrote:
The error is caused by a plugin. It has nothing to do with the upload file limit.
which plugin? I have installed glx_admin_image, upm_image, and upm_img_popper and can anyone tell me : what the upload image file limit is in this case?
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
You could activate them one at a time and check which one throws up the error. Then check in the forum thread for this plugin. Or try to reinstall, maybe you have a corrupt plugin file…
Last edited by jordi (2007-03-23 15:10:21)
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#11 2007-03-24 00:58:56
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
Neither of mine touch file uploads. I think the glx one does.
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#12 2007-03-27 13:01:37
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
jordi wrote:
You could activate them one at a time and check which one throws up the error. Then check in the forum thread for this plugin. Or try to reinstall, maybe you have a corrupt plugin file…
even deactivated glx_admin_image before the upload causes the error:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 25165824 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 8000 bytes) in /www/06/muinasjutupidu.ee/textpattern/textpattern/lib/class.thumb.php on line 165
uninstall…the same :(
Last edited by Gallex (2007-03-27 13:25:53)
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
What is the width and height of that image in pixels?
Suppose the image is 2048×1526, 24-bits. That’s 2048×1526×3 = 9437184 bytes (even if it’s much smaller as a JPEG file)
With bigger images and perhaps some auto-thumbnailing going on, combine that with the memory usage of TXP itself and you may very well exceed the memory limit.
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#14 2007-03-27 13:30:51
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
ruud wrote:
What is the width and height of that image in pixels?
2000×2805, 24-bits
Suppose the image is 2048×1526, 24-bits. That’s 2048×1526×3 = 9437184 bytes (even if it’s much smaller as a JPEG file)
With bigger images and perhaps some auto-thumbnailing going on, combine that with the memory usage of TXP itself and you may very well exceed the memory limit.
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#15 2007-03-29 01:12:53
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Re: 1,2MB image upload error
At an absolute minimum, that image requires about 16mb of memory, not counting overheads. If PHP’s image processing files make a copy of the image in memory (something we have no control over), you can at least double that. Your memory limit setting is at 24mb. Textpattern itself typically uses 2-4mb.
I checked in a tentative change that attempts to increase the memory limit to 32mb when resizing images (svn r2263). It needs testing.
Last edited by zem (2007-03-29 01:14:13)
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