Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted

[takuhii]

I am receiving the following error message:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 311296 bytes) in /home/takuhii/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpseo_en.php on line 233

This plugin has never caused a fault before, but it is preventing my site from TOTALLY loading. All I get is a white screen with the error message on, no matter what part of my site I try to access, so I can't even get into the Admin screen to disable SEO-Plugin.

The plugin itself only runs once and a while, but never consumes more than 10Mb in it's meagre 4second runtime. Basically it submits my site to various search engines, generates a google-happy sitemap, and so on...

Package: ad-enhanced,
Server: STOLI,
PHP: V2
username: TAKUHII,

and I am confused, copuld someone help?

 

[Russ]

There are some pending issues with stoli right now. But, here's an idea for the time being.. disable the plugin, and see if that fixes it.

 

[takuhii]

I would LOVE to disable the plugin, but the fault presents when I try to access my WP-ADMIN too, it just gives me white page with the error message on, no navigate, no content, nothing...

 

[Russ]

hmm.. Bumping this to level 2.

 

[takuhii]

Thank you... Hope we can resolve this so it at least allows me to switch the plugin off...
Edit:
can someone tell me what was wrong with my site and how it was fixed??

 

[tonecas]

I´m having the same problem, can you bump me too ?

 

[Fedlerner]

The memory limit depends on the PHP version you have. You should be fine with the version 2 (Intermediate) of PHP.

I've entered your website and didn't saw that error. Where are you getting the error?

 

[kkenny]

I would LOVE to disable the plugin, but the fault presents when I try to access my WP-ADMIN too, it just gives me white page with the error message on, no navigate, no content, nothing...

To disable the plugin manually; you would have to follow these steps.

1. Go to File Manager or FTP
2. Go to the WP-SEO where the plugin is installed (usually BLOG/wp-content/plugins)
3. Delete the plugin from there

And try reloading your WP-Admin; It should take about 5 minutes for Wordpress to notice that you manually deinstalled WP - SEO.

WP-SEO is only good for small sites; go look around Wordpress for a less memory exhausting PHP script x]

 

[takuhii]

Sorry Fedlerner, I thought you guys had fixed this... The problem doesn't present anymore.

Nice how people are leeching off my level 2 support thread though...