Might check your log files. Could need to increase memory allocated for PHP (could require a call to your host).
Tips on increasing more available to PHP:
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum88/6304.htm
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tuxman
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Which log files? I’m a “newbie” in this section…
May need to ask your host.
Sometimes they’re called apache log files, or server log files, or in a folder called logs. Some hosts give you access via a control panel, if not then look, using Filezilla (or your control panel File Manager) for log folders.
In addition, with some hosts, you need to ask them to increase PHP memory.
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tuxman
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FATAL: erealloc(): Unable to allocate 77824 bytes
Is it the right error message? 🙂
