On Tue, 2010-07-13 at 11:06 -0600, Larry Martell wrote: > I have an app that runs just fine on an older Solaris apache server > (Apache/2.0.53 PHP/5.0.4), but when I run the same app on a newer > Linux server (Apache/2.2.3-11 PHP/5.2.8) against the same database on > the same mysql server, it fails with "Allowed memory size exhausted". > This occurs on a: > > $result = mysql_query($query, $db) > > statement. Both servers are running the identical query, which returns > a result set under 0.5M. The Solaris server is configured with > memory_limit = 8M in php.ini, and the Linux one with 32M, so clearly > something other then what I'm seeing is going on. Anyone know what > could be causing this? Any php or apache build or config options that > I could look at? > > TIA! >
Is there any other place which your code is changing the memory_limit parameter? I would assume this is unlikely, but sometimes even the unlikely happens more than than it should! Can you maybe strip the code down to a test case which causes the error? Lastly, I do notice that you've got two different versions of PHP & Apache installed on each OS, which could be the reason for the failure. Maybe set up a VM or two to test things out. Have one VM with Solaris and Apache/2.2.3-11 & PHP/5.2.8, and another VM with Apache/2.0.53 & PHP/5.0.4 and see what happens. It could be that it's either Apache or PHP or both causing the problems on your Linux system. Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
