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yy_create_buffer() is a function inside of PHP itself that is used when PHP scans the php.ini file when a script is run. It's not finding enough memory to do it's stuff. If something is hogging all the RAM on the server this sort of thing happens. There's nothing you can do to the script itself to stop it, the server needs tweaking.
Hmmm with ~2GB RAM free it seems odd that it can't find any free space. Restarting apache makes the problem go away for a while, but it comes back. Seems like some sort of memory leak.... grrrr....
Well, for the first question, my server is installed locally, makes things easy to test. Second question: Firefox is a real problem when it comes to memory leaks. Extended usage will have it gobble up 100+ mb of memory.
Ambush Commander wrote:Well, for the first question, my server is installed locally, makes things easy to test.
Right, but nielsene's error message had "/usr/local/CIB/main-dev/compinabox/include/paths.inc" in it.. looks like a server to me. Although not definitely.
Second question: Firefox is a real problem when it comes to memory leaks. Extended usage will have it gobble up 100+ mb of memory.
Technically, using a lot of memory isn't the same as leaking it. But I see your point. FF is using 64meg here..