memory exhausted

That would seem to indicate that Php ran out of memory…which I think is odd but I supposed it’s possible.

Configure it’s memory_limit to something higher using one of the methods mentioned in the link.

php.ini would be accessible by someone with root/administrator access. they should be able to find it by searching (find / -name ‘php.ini’ in linux) for it. This makes the change global to all php ran on the server. the 2 methods mentioned below the php.ini one would be better for a shared server environment. Try the .htaccess one.

For anyone that has a WordPress blog hosted by Bluehost, they’re currently busy switching over to PHP 5 and doing away with PHP 4 altogether and as of this post, they have not notified anyone of this in any way shape or form.

This is going to break a large portion of WP blogs hosted by Bluehost due to plugins that will only run on PHP 4 plus numerous “php memory limit exhausted” errors.
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