EDK 4.2.30.0 (YC-119.3 1.0)

[edp]

Further update.

When I comment out line 236 in index.php located in /common/, then the board will show up. The offending line was : "event::call('mods_initialised', $none); "

[Salvoxia]

Hi,

What branch did you use for your new install? The fix was committed to the 4.0-dev branch, not the 4.0 branch (which is the default).
Can you please verify that the changes in the linked commit are present in your installation?

Best Regards,
Salvoxia

[edp]

I just used the public branch, not the dev, sorry.

[underwoodr]

Hi there,
Getting following error when trying to update the kB.
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 19215036 bytes) in /home/randomse/public_html/goe/update/CCPDB/file.cacher.php on line 26
I have updated my php memory allowance to 512mb but this didn't fix it.
Help appreciated
Thanks
Underwoodr

[Salvoxia]

Hi,

is this the error you get after you updated your memory_limit to 512M?
The error occurs while downloading the update, which is roughly 18.3 MB (hence the number of bytes it tries to allocate).
The error message states the limit as 32MB. If you still get the error, but it says (Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes...), there must be something wrong.
If the allowed memory size in the error message is still the same as in the message you posted, your change did have no effect.

Best Regards,
Salvoxia

[underwoodr]

Hi there,
This is the error i got before and after I swapped the memory limit from 32 to 512mb

[Salvoxia]

Hi,

as I said, if the numbers match, your change to the memory limit did not work and the limit still is 32MB when running that code.
You can try and set it from within EDK by adding this line to index.php so the top of it looks like this:

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<?php

/**
 * Request forwarder, look at common/index.php for the action and license
 * @package EDK
 */

// Enable custom error handling.
require_once ('common/includes/class.edkerror.php');
@ini_set('memory_limit', '1024M');

That's taken straight from the cron base file, which does this for all cron jobs.

Best Regards,
Salvoxia

[underwoodr]

Hi,
I shall try that soon,
I have sent a support ticket to my hosters as my PHP info in cPanel shows it as 32mb, but if i do phpinfo it shows 512m, so there must be a config conflict somewhere.

[underwoodr]

problem fixed, apparently the php ini was apparently being loaded from another folder.
thanks for the help o/