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yy_create_buffer()

Can some one please tell me what this is:*

Fatal error*: out of dynamic memory in yy_create_buffer() in *Unknown*
on line *0

*This is driving me nuts.

I can't believe it. It seems to pop up every now and again. I noticed it
happens more when your useing the server a lot. So If I were to hit the
refresh on a page heeps I can make it happen.

It doesn't seem to be just with my scripts, it seems to also happen
while I'm useing phpMyAdmin as well. Only happens every now and again.

If any one knows a fix to this please let me know. I'm going insane,
I've searched the net but found nothing.

James.
Jul 17 '05 #1
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James Smith wrote:
Can some one please tell me what this is:*

Fatal error*: out of dynamic memory in yy_create_buffer() in *Unknown*
on line *0


<http://groups.google.com/groups?q=out+of+dynamic+memory+in+yy_create_buffer >
Matthias

Jul 17 '05 #2
Matthias Gutfeldt wrote:
James Smith wrote:
Can some one please tell me what this is:*

Fatal error*: out of dynamic memory in yy_create_buffer() in
*Unknown* on line *0

<http://groups.google.com/groups?q=out+of+dynamic+memory+in+yy_create_buffer >

Matthias

I've read through all of them... I searched before and never found any
answers (I just read through them to again to see if there was any
changes), alot of people asking, but no answers.

Has any one managed to fix this??
Jul 17 '05 #3
James Smith wrote:
Matthias Gutfeldt wrote:
James Smith wrote:
Can some one please tell me what this is:*

Fatal error*: out of dynamic memory in yy_create_buffer() in
*Unknown* on line *0


<http://groups.google.com/groups?q=out+of+dynamic+memory+in+yy_create_buffer >

Matthias

I've read through all of them... I searched before and never found any
answers (I just read through them to again to see if there was any
changes), alot of people asking, but no answers.

Has any one managed to fix this??


not being involved when this first was posted back in April, I have still not
seen the code for function yy_create_buffer. But as Mattias put it, it appears
that you are trying to create something much larger than was originally
anticipated and you have exhausted physical memory. Find the source and post it
here.

What kind of data does this buffer hold and do you have enough physical memory?

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Jul 17 '05 #4
I had a look last night through my apache Config.

I changed the StartServers and the MinSpareServers and MaxSpareServers
to a higher amount.

It seems to be working a bit better now, not sure if it's the fix, but
it hasn't failed me again yet.

In the Docurmentation in the Conf file is said "Should be a reasonable
Ball Park", what do others have this set to??

James.
Michael Austin wrote:
James Smith wrote:
Matthias Gutfeldt wrote:
James Smith wrote:

Can some one please tell me what this is:*

Fatal error*: out of dynamic memory in yy_create_buffer() in
*Unknown* on line *0


<http://groups.google.com/groups?q=out+of+dynamic+memory+in+yy_create_buffer >

Matthias

I've read through all of them... I searched before and never found
any answers (I just read through them to again to see if there was
any changes), alot of people asking, but no answers.

Has any one managed to fix this??

not being involved when this first was posted back in April, I have
still not seen the code for function yy_create_buffer. But as Mattias
put it, it appears that you are trying to create something much larger
than was originally anticipated and you have exhausted physical
memory. Find the source and post it here.

What kind of data does this buffer hold and do you have enough
physical memory?

Jul 17 '05 #5
Michael Austin wrote:
James Smith wrote:
Matthias Gutfeldt wrote:
James Smith wrote:

Can some one please tell me what this is:*

Fatal error*: out of dynamic memory in yy_create_buffer() in
*Unknown* on line *0


<http://groups.google.com/groups?q=out+of+dynamic+memory+in+yy_create_buffer >

Matthias

I've read through all of them... I searched before and never found
any answers (I just read through them to again to see if there was
any changes), alot of people asking, but no answers.

Has any one managed to fix this??

not being involved when this first was posted back in April, I have
still not seen the code for function yy_create_buffer. But as Mattias
put it, it appears that you are trying to create something much larger
than was originally anticipated and you have exhausted physical
memory. Find the source and post it here.

What kind of data does this buffer hold and do you have enough
physical memory?

BTW - This happens on all different scripts at different times,
includeing while useing phpMyAdmin. So I don't think it's my code. My
thought is that there is a variable that is just set to low, cause I've
run stuff and kept and eye on the server stats and all seems to be fine.

James.
Jul 17 '05 #6
James Smith wrote:
Can some one please tell me what this is:*

Fatal error*: out of dynamic memory in yy_create_buffer() in *Unknown*
on line *0

*This is driving me nuts.

I can't believe it. It seems to pop up every now and again. I noticed
it happens more when your useing the server a lot. So If I were to hit
the refresh on a page heeps I can make it happen.

It doesn't seem to be just with my scripts, it seems to also happen
while I'm useing phpMyAdmin as well. Only happens every now and again.

If any one knows a fix to this please let me know. I'm going insane,
I've searched the net but found nothing.

James.


This problem seems to have arised again.... still no answer.
Jul 17 '05 #7

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