PHP Problem

upgrade your PHP version. it could be a memory bugs

Although a longshot, perhaps the script requires a more memory than you have allocated to it?

Check your PHP.INI file for the following line:

memory_limit = 8M      

and try changing 8M to a bigger number such as 16M. Don't forget to restart your webserver to enable the change.

hi thx for the reply
but its not due to memory prob and i am using latest php
regards

I get the same problem on my win2k dev laptop after using it for between 10 minutes - 3 hours!

All I can do to get rid of it is restart.

Reinstalling the webserver/php doesn't do anything.
A rebuild of windows from scratch seemed to fix it for a month or two...

The problem is annying as hell but I've gotten used to it.

All you can do (in my experience) is restart the machine and start from scratch.


Note: When using PHP from a command line rather than as a CGI add-on to IIS the problem never occours... something to do with webserver temporary files that only get cleaner out after a restart perhaps?

thx for responding ASCII Man
i know
that is the only possible solution
i had
but suddenly i am not encountering the problem from a long time
anyways thx for the answer

carchitect,
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thx