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peshua19

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Hi

I have a problem with the above error message - it has been working earlier and i didn't make any changes that should prevent it from working. At least to my knowledge.

Ubuntu 9.10
Apache 2.2.12
rTorrent 0.8.6
rutorrent 3.1

I am single user with root access - but knowledge of Linux is limited sad.gif
Found this error in /var/log/apache2/error.log
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 35 bytes) in /var/www/rutorrent/php/xmlrpc.php on line 182, referer: https://xx.xxx.xx/rutorrent/

Could the error be caused by having too many torrents - have been loading a RSS-feed and was away for a week. rTorrent in itself works.
If so - how do i increase the amount of memomy that PHP uses? I tried editing the /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini changing the line to:

memory_limit = 32M

But this didn't help on the error message

Can anyone help? Please smiley.gif

Edit: I found out that apache has a special php.ini - no wonder the edit that i did in other one didn't have any effect wink.gif
After editing the right php.ini everything works as before smiley.gif Tnx for listening...
 

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peshua19

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Yesss - i am really happy about that. 3000 torrents with the CLI is not good smiley.gif
And no we didn't talk via IRC. Must have been another one (with similar problems?)
 

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saroos1

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I checked my php.ini and mine was like this.
memory_limit = 128M

Where is the special apache php.ini?
 
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simur612

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I checked my php.ini and mine was like this.
memory_limit = 128M

Where is the special apache php.ini?​


Most of the time it's /etc/php.ini
 
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lisas4567

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In my case "the special one" was /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
The "normal" ones are /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini and /etc/php5/cli/php.ini

But i guess it has to with distro, installation etc.
 
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simur612

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debian puts it in different places depending on the package. This is done so you can have a different php.ini for:

php5-cli
libapache2-mod-php5
php5-cgi
 
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