I am in the final setps of setting up our churches website, and when I go to the WEC Starter package in the list view the error message below shows up on the page. This is also what shows up when go the website from the front end. Can anyone help me with what this error means?

"Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 122880 bytes) in /home1/shallow1/public_html/test/typo3conf/ext/mm_forum/pi1/class.tx_mmforum_postfunctions.php on line 174"

As an update I was able to increase the memory allocation size in the php.ini file and the text version of the website now shows up on the web. I can not however get into the WEC Starter package in typo3, it is still limited to the 33 megs. Any suggetions on a conf outside of the php.ini?

Todd,
Does your hosting company say that the php.ini file should affect all files on the site or only files in the same directory as the php.ini file?

I'd suggest logging in to the TYPO3 Install Tool at mysite.com/typo3/install/ and going to the phpinfo() section. As you scroll down through the menu options, this will show you the memory limit (and it also happens to be a location below your php.ini file).

Thanks,
Jeff

Thanks for the help. I was browsing around looking for an answere on the php.ini file, and I noticed an option to run the site with PHP 5 or PHP 5 with fast cgi. I used the fast cgi option and things are working great now.

I am experiencing the same problem!

My error message is:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 37748736 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 30720 bytes) in /home/bjumc67/public_html/rearcher.com/typo3conf/ext/cal/controller/class.tx_cal_modelcontroller.php on line 566

I did a phpinfo and sure enough the memory limit is 36M
...
max_input_time 240 240
memory_limit 36M 36M
open_basedir no value no value
...

Anyone know what my options are? Or how to get around this limit?

I don't find an option to run PHP5 with the fast cgi option like Todd Athon has.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Todd,
Glad to hear that took care of you. Fast CGI is usually a better option on general, even if both work so its definitely better in your case

Russ,
Just saw your other post so I'll reply over there.

Thanks,
Jeff