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| Memory error running forum consistency [message #157828] |
Wed, 27 August 2008 20:40  |
kolerij
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Got the below error while running forum consistency after upgrading from 2.6.3RC3 to 2.7.7:
Disabling the forum for the duration of maintenance run
Locking the database for checking
Locked!
Validating category order
Done: Validating category order
Checking if moderator and users table match
Rebuilding moderators
Done: Rebuilding moderators
Checking if all private messages have users
Checking messages against users & threads
Checking threads against forums
Checking message approvals
Done: Checking message approvals
Checking threads against messages
OK
Checking thread last & first post ids
Done: Checking thread last & first post ids
Checking forum & topic relations
Done: Checking forum & topic relations
Validating Forum Order
Done: Validating Forum Order
Checking for presence of forum lock tables
Done: Checking for presence of forum lock tables
Checking thread_exchange
Checking read table against users & threads
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 104857600 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 35 bytes) in /home/acc/html/forum/include/theme/default/db.inc on line 209
I tend to figure this has nothing to do with the current php.ini memory limit of 64M. Any ideas why this error is occurring?
Thanks.
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| Re: Memory error running forum consistency [message #157830 is a reply to message #157828] |
Thu, 28 August 2008 13:10  |
kolerij
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I actually resolved this by temporarily increasing the memory limit set in the /forum/adm/consist.php from 100M to 500M. The consistency check was then able to run straight through the process and completed successfully.
I set it back to 100M afterwards since this would have been a one-time clean up from the old forum data, which had a fairly large footprint. Any subsequent consistency processes going forward should be within the regular operating parameters.
Thanks.
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