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Hi.
When I try to download my gbu_prod_dataexport.csv via the raw database option in the back end of clickcartpro 6 uk I get this error message.
Warning: All Raw Database Admin functions are unguided. Deletion of and changes to system data, tables and table columns can result in making this software inoperable. Be careful.
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 33816576) (tried to allocate 10304611 bytes) in /content/HostingPlus/p/c/pcpricedrop.com/xxxx/xxxx/KHXC_File/KHXC_File.php on line 519
After looking this file I cannot determine what is causing the problem or how to fix it.
Line 519 is the 2nd linecommented out in the sample quoted..
// +--
// | First make sure the source file exists.
// +--
if (!@file_exists($source)) {
$message = "The quick_copy() function in the {$this->class} class could not
locate the {$source} file.";
$result = $this->RaiseError($message);
if ($this->debug) {$this->debugger("quick_copy: {$message}");}
return $result;
} // End of if statement.
Could anyone throw some light onto this for me please?
Kind regards
Jason
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I think what it is trying to tell you is that the amount of memory allocated to script execution for PHP on your server is insufficient to allow the software to do what you are asking it to do.
If you have root access to your server, maybe jail shell (but doubtful if it will give you the required level of access), you should be able to modify the PHP settings in the PHP.ini file; otherwise you will probably have to rely on something like PHPMyAdmin (if available or installable as an option).
Last edited by Design_Wholesale (01-20-2011 14:10:00)
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Hi John
Thanks for the reply.
I can use php.admin via my hosting control panel to access the database. How would one go about changing something inside the php.ini file using php.admin this way?
As far as I can tell this just gives me access to the database. (im non-techy remember).
Would this be something that I am going to have to ask my hosting provider to do?
Regards
Jason
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I'm guessing that you don't have root access (especially as you class yourself as non-techy), so I would go with on this one. - If PHPMyAdmin won't allow you to modify your file you will have to ask your web host to modify it for you.
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Given that phpMyAdmin has nothing at all to do with PHP itself it is no surprise that a PHP ini file can't be seen or changed using phpMyAdmin
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Quite, but I don't use such addons, so I suggested that just in case there had been any recent development on PHPMyAdmin that now allowed such modifications. - Evidently not, though.
Last edited by Design_Wholesale (01-21-2011 13:16:06)
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