You should adjust the available memory. You can do this in php.ini or in a .htaccess file:

# Increase memory limit
php_value memory_limit 24M

or:

Add or adjust in ../blogs/conf/_basic_conf.php:

ini_set('memory_limit', '24M');

You seem to have 16Mb available. Try 20Mb or 24 Mb. You might run into a maximum set by your host. If the problem persist, try to disable some functions like plugins you do not use.

Good luck

Thanks! What I found was in _advanced.php:

// If you get blank pages, PHP may be crashing because it doesn't have enough memory.
// The default is 8 MB (set in php.ini)
// Try uncommmenting the following line:
   ini_set( 'memory_limit', '16M' );

I changed the 16 to 24.

Note: If you're using PHP newer than 5.2.1, the default memory limit is 128M already (the memory management/reporting is different).
Then, you need to undo your change.
See the end of http://www.php.net/releases/5_2_1.php (or search for "memory limit").

It appears I'm using 4.4.7.

Ok. Good to know.
It's just that 24M is far less than the default with 5.2.1 - which you may get in about 200 days (see http://gophp5.org/).

To my knowledge, cslepage is the first to break the 16Mb barrier. All problems with memory are the 8Mb limit set by php.ini. I advise an upload to 16Mb (not anymore)
I have seen the panel on B2evo 2.0 and oh boy, does that look wonderful. All critical information on one page. With B2evo 2.0 coming up and PHP 4 obsolete, we have one problem less to worry about.

blueyed wrote:

Ok. Good to know.
It's just that 24M is far less than the default with 5.2.1 - which you may get in about 200 days (see http://gophp5.org/).

Unfortunately, HostIcan is not on that list.