stks managed to kill his bandwidth with posts in excess of the ( now-obliterated ) ex-65Kb limit ;)

meander over to conf/_advanced.php, find a segment of code that looks like this and change it to look like this ( approx line 43 ) :

// If you get blank pages, PHP may be crashing because it doesn't have enough memory.
// The default is 8 MB (in PHP < 5.2) and 128 MB (in PHP > 5.2)
// Try uncommmenting the following line:
ini_set( 'memory_limit', '64M' );

see if that helps .... if not then sit back and hope someone with more sense than me wanders along

.... should take about 3 seconds based on real life, but that's by the by :P

¥

Hello,
Nothing looks like that in that file:

<?php
/**
* This file includes upgrade settings for b2evolution.
*
* b2evolution - {@link http://b2evolution.net/}
* Released under GNU GPL License - {@link http://b2evolution.net/about/license.html}
* @copyright (c)2003-2008 by Francois PLANQUE - {@link http://fplanque.net/}
*
* @package conf
*/
if( !defined('EVO_CONFIG_LOADED') ) die( 'Please, do not access this page directly.' );

/**#@+
* Old b2 tables used exclusively by the cafelog upgrade mode of the install script.
*
* @global string
*/
$oldtableposts = 'b2posts';
$oldtableusers = 'b2users';
$oldtablesettings = 'b2settings';
$oldtablecategories = 'b2categories';
$oldtablecomments = 'b2comments';
/**#@-*/

/**
* Variables to be used to upgrade from previous versions on b2evolution.
*
* These are variables that were previously located in /conf/
* If you want to preserve those settings copy your values over here
* before running the upgrade script.
*/

// Moved from /blogs/conf/_advanced.php:

/**
* Set this to 0 to disable file upload, or 1 to enable it
* @global boolean $use_fileupload
* @deprecated since 1.6: this is only used for creating the defaults when upgrading
* This has been used until EVO_NEW_VERSION by XMLRPC though.
*/
$use_fileupload = 1;

/**
* Enter the real path of the directory where you'll upload the pictures.
*
* If you're unsure about what your real path is, please ask your host's support staff.
* Note that the directory must be writable by the webserver (ChMod 766).
* Note for windows-servers users: use forwardslashes instead of backslashes.
* Example: $fileupload_realpath = '/home/example/public_html/media/'; # WITH traling slash!
* Alternatively you may want to use a path relative to $basepath.
*
* @global string $fileupload_realpath
* @deprecated 1.6: the user uploads to his own media folder (or somewhere else with write permissions)
* This has been used until EVO_NEW_VERSION by XMLRPC/MMS though.
*/
$fileupload_realpath = $basepath.'media/'; # WARNING: slashes moved!

/**
* Enter the URL of that directory
*
* This is used to generate the links to the pictures
* Example: $fileupload_url = 'http://example.com/media/'; # WITH traling slash!
* Alternatively you may want to use an URL relatibe to $baseurl
*
* @global string $fileupload_url
* @deprecated 1.6: the user uploads to his own media folder (or somewhere else with write permissions)
* This has been used until EVO_NEW_VERSION by XMLRPC/MMS though.
*/
$fileupload_url = $baseurl.'media/'; # WARNING: slashes moved!

// Moved from /blogs/conf/_advanced.php:

/**
* Accepted file types, you can add to that list if you want.
*
* Note: add a space before and after each file type.
* Example: $fileupload_allowedtypes = ' jpg gif png ';
*
* @global string $fileupload_allowedtypes
* @deprecated 1.6: this is only used for creating the defaults when upgrading
*/
$fileupload_allowedtypes = ' jpg gif png txt ';

/**
* by default, most servers limit the size of uploads to 2048 KB
* if you want to set it to a lower value, here it is (you cannot set a higher value)
*
* @global int $fileupload_maxk
* @deprecated 1.6: this is only used for creating the defaults when upgrading
*/
$fileupload_maxk = '96'; // in kilo bytes

// Moved from /blogs/conf/_stats.php:

/**
* How many days of stats do you want to keep before auto pruning them?
*
* Set to 0 to disable auto pruning
*
* @global int $stats_autoprune
* @deprecated 1.6: this is only used for creating the defaults when upgrading
*/
$stats_autoprune = 30; // Default: 30 days

?>

Then i sit back...

Best regards

Luc

urm, that's /conf/_upgrade.php, not /conf/_advanced.php ;)

¥

Oups...
you are right 8|
Sorry,
then i have made the modification and will try...

Thanks a lot,
My problem is solved. Your solution was perfectly correct.
After modification , i reboot the server to be sure that the modification was updated.
I set 128M to be sure not to face such pb in a near future.

Best regards

Luc