Heh..helps if I look at the logs =) Here's what I saw in apache error.log:

[Tue Mar 13 10:44:52 2007] [error] [client 10.1.3.1] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 24576 bytes) in C:\\Apache2.2\\htdocs\\blogs\\inc\\VIEW\\_menutop.php on line 61

PHP.ini had:

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

bumped that to:

memory_limit = 12M

And so far life is good :)

I got the same sudenly short after upgraded to 1.9.2 and now with 1.9.3
i can login, i can go to some parts of the admin section by direct links (like cleaning the cache in tools) but if i go mysite/blog/admin.php = blank screen

so the only thing is a memory allocation problem ?

If you read [url=http://manual.b2evolution.net/System_requirements#memory_limit]this page[/url] of the manual it'll show you how to up your memory limit which should cure your problem ;)

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I have done that, and i keep having the same problem..
hosted by an apache server, runing b2evo 1.9.3, mysql 4

more strange then ever is :

if i go to this url directly :
/admin.php?ctrl=tools it works, work also for /admin.php?ctrl=templates, for admin.php?ctrl=crontab, this one also: admin.php?ctrl=settings, those one works great : admin.php?ctrl=collections, admin.php?ctrl=chapters

now this one here : admin.php?ctrl=stats give me a blank page
where i get : Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /blog/admin.php on this server.

And get a blank page with no error message for those page :

http://www.buzzworkers.com/blog/admin.php

/admin.php?ctrl=files
/admin.php?ctrl=browse
/admin.php?ctrl=edit&blog=1

Any idea what could be causing this ? is it still a memory problem ?

You might like to check that you are able to change the memory limit as I believe some hosts disable this feature

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I'm on my way to move the server to a 16M limit memory system
after that i hope i will be able to write some articles, it's been a while !! :)

the documentation seems to be incorrect for version 1.93. the file you need to alter is "advanced.php" in the "conf" directory.

the code is already there, it just needs to be commented out.

So I am also seeing this problem on a Windows Godaddy hosted server. The memory override in _advanced.php does not seem to do the trick. So I guess unless we could get them to up the memory limit on the server's php.ini file, I'm doomed?

Perhpas I'll sign up for a linux hosted account and see if that works.

If anyone has any wisdom on this I would love to hear from them! I hate to see so much work go to waste ...

Cheers,
- K.