Hi Joe,
If you go to the Administration menu in moodle, to the configuration section, you will see a menu entry labelled "Modules".
This lists all of the modules that are currently installed in moodle. If you are not using a particular module type anywhere in your courses, then you can disable it here (by clicking on the "eye" icon) or remove it completely.
Modules use a certain amount of memory within your PHP space, even if they are not being actively used in a course. Disabling or (if you feel you are never going to use them) removing them can therefore save some memory.
Oxford Beardie
Deleting unused languages can also help runtime memory usage.
Good point!
Hi
I've done that and so far everything is OK. I'll keep a check.
BTW Oxford Beardie doesn't sound as Irish as Sean Keogh (I'm in Co Clare)
I've done that and so far everything is OK. I'll keep a check.
BTW Oxford Beardie doesn't sound as Irish as Sean Keogh (I'm in Co Clare)
Glad to help.
I have relatives in Arklow, but I was born in London and lived all my life in the south of England.
Sean (Beardie) Keogh
I have relatives in Arklow, but I was born in London and lived all my life in the south of England.
Sean (Beardie) Keogh
I am getting the same error, but I can't even load the admin page! The machine has 256MB ram, surely it can't need more than that?
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 11520 bytes) in /var/www/html/moodle/mod/workshop/lib.php on line 1712
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 11520 bytes) in /var/www/html/moodle/mod/workshop/lib.php on line 1712
Dear Griff Jon,
This is a common error message resulting from the way you have your server set up, and there are a variety of ways of getting around it. Please take a look in the FAQ from the link in your post and this to the article on Allowed memory size.
This is a common error message resulting from the way you have your server set up, and there are a variety of ways of getting around it. Please take a look in the FAQ from the link in your post and this to the article on Allowed memory size.
Tim
*foreheadslap* thanks, I thought I'd checked all the FAQs, but I missed that Q/A.