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Old 10-02-2009, 01:48 PM   #1
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This is the error i get :

Error occurred in the Image Processor

Please correct and try again


information about the image:

The image name : verlaan.jpg
size 550x335
size:308kb


Please help!
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your script probably ran out of memory to process the image.
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Hi,

how can i solve this?
Because i only have 8 listings,
and only 4 users online
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And i tried it several times, and i get this error all the times.
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Hi,

how can i solve this?
Because i only have 8 listings,
and only 4 users online
this has nothing to do with your number ads or number of clients. When an image is uploaded it needs to be uncompressed and resized, to do this it uses memory on the server. Your web host will have a php.ini setting in place that limits how much memory a script can use.

How do you solve it/ Go with a host that allows your scripts to use more memory.
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Hi,

THe server i use is the biggest in the netherlands,
The link to the url is : http://damiun.nl/php5.ini

Is it indeed the hosting too small, or does it have to function normally with these sizes?
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your php ini shows the following....

memory_limit = 128M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB)


which should mean you have 128mb to work with which is quite a bit BUT the question is, is that your personal php.ini and is it overriding the servers setting? If not your limit may be much lower.

Have you tried uploading other images?
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Hi,

this ini is the original "help" ini supplied by the hoster,
if i log in into their helpdesk i first have to download this to look into the faq etc.

Yes, i tried uploading all kinds of images, but none worked.

I called my hoster and he said that the normal max was 8 mb, but if i would take responsibility i could change the size using htacces.

php_value upload_max_filesize #M
php_value post_max_size #M

Which size do you say is best?
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I thought that 64 would be enought,

so ive added the lines in the htacces file.

php_value upload_max_filesize 64M
php_value post_max_size 64M

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
etc etc.

Is this the right way to do this?
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php_value upload_max_filesize #M
php_value post_max_size #M

Which size do you say is best?
It depends on how large of files you want to let people upload.

An image the size of the one you showed details on about would consume about 2mg of memory so even if your running at 8m now you shouldnt be running out of memory.

So if thats the case then I would question whether or not your site has permission to upload files to the temporary location specified by your server.

The script needs to have permission to upload files to the designated temp space before it can be processed, moved and deleted. If the script cant write the file being uploaded then you cant do anything.
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