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hello, i've got big problem with my db_backups... i'm using 6.01.11 version and when i enter my password and trying to backup my files... it does nothing... it just shows empty sheed of my firefox :( i have tried to refresh page, to do it with firefox, internet explorer 7...
P.S. the chmod for administration/db_backup folder is made
P.S. the chmod for administration/db_backup folder is made
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P.P.S. my db_backup file weights 5mb... could it be that it is to much ? and if its right, how to make it lower or smth like that ?
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i also have the same issue with this version.
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It's probably your hosting company's memory limit being exceeded.
Try backing up one of the biggest tables separately, and see what happens. Then backup the rest of you tables.
Try backing up one of the biggest tables separately, and see what happens. Then backup the rest of you tables.
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Try gzip (standart option).
What setting in php.ini would limit this? I like to try and override it in .htaccess.
What setting in php.ini would limit this? I like to try and override it in .htaccess.
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In php.ini you'll have this part:
memory_limit = 8M - may differ from host to host
How to override this whit .htaccess (if possible) i don't know.
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;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
; Resource Limits ;
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max_execution_time = 30
; Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds
max_input_time = 60 ; Maximum amount of time each script may spend parsing request data
[b]memory_limit = 8M[/b]
; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB)
memory_limit = 8M - may differ from host to host
How to override this whit .htaccess (if possible) i don't know.
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sveinungs wrote:
How to override this whit .htaccess (if possible) i don't know.
Add the following to your .htaccess file:
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php_value memory_limit [color=#ff0000]16[/color]M- or use PHP:
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ini_set("memory_limit", "[color=#ff0000]16[/color]M"); answered
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sveinungs wrote:
It's probably your hosting company's memory limit being exceeded.
Try backing up one of the biggest tables separately, and see what happens. Then backup the rest of you tables.
where is that .htacces file ?
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kailass wrote:
where is that .htacces file ?
Presumably in the directory called /public_html, if it exists - it may be hidden in your FTP Client. If it doesn't exist, simply create a file with the name...
But please note that, most webhosts support .htaccess - however not all.
By the way - the name of the directory may vary (/www or similar) ;)
Edited by Christian on 23-09-2007 01:16,
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kailass wrote:Quote
sveinungs wrote:
It's probably your hosting company's memory limit being exceeded.
Try backing up one of the biggest tables separately, and see what happens. Then backup the rest of you tables.
where is that .htacces file ?
there is no .htaccess file in my ftp directory :/ i have tried to create one, with the text php_value memory_limit 16M in it and to put it into my ftp , but nothing works... i also asked my host supplier said that the limit is 16mb (my backup only weights 5mb) so in this case it should be downloaded, but it isn't...
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