Hi,
I've got a few pictures with relatively high resolutions of about 2500 x 2000. When I upload them through the GUI NGG can't create thumbnails from them, I get the error "Memory Limit exceeded. Require: 38.14 MB".
When I resize the picture to 2000 x 1500 before uploading I get the error "Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 22282240) (tried to allocate 2000 bytes) in /home/www/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/lib/gd.thumbnail.inc.php on line 183"
Resolution 1500 x 1250: The same, only "allocate 6000 bytes"
The resolution 1280 x 960 works fine.
Is there a way around this problem other than increasing the memory limit? I thought 32 MB would be enough and actually thought NGG would take the work of manual resizing from my hands...
btw: The actual filesize has no effect on the error messages.
Furthermore, I set the NGG options to resize the images - do I have to start this manually or is there a way to get NGG to resize all uploaded images (which of course would first require the obove problem to be solved)?
Here is my server config:
Server- Einstellungen
* Betriebssystem : Linux
* Server : Apache/1.3.34 (Debian) PHP/5.2.6
* Speicherverbrauch : 14.4 MByte
* MySQL Version : 5.0.45
* SQL Modus : Nicht gesetzt
* PHP Version : 5.2.6
* PHP Safe Mode : Aus
* PHP Allow URL fopen : An
* PHP Memory Limit : 32M
* PHP Max Upload Größe : 30M
* PHP Max Post Größe : 30M
* PHP Max Script Execute Time : 30s
* PHP Exif Modul : Ja ( V1.4 )
* PHP IPTC Modul : Ja
* PHP XML Modul : Ja
Grafik Bibliothek
* GD Version : bundled (2.0.34 compatible)
* FreeType Support : Ja
* FreeType Linkage : with freetype
* T1Lib Support : Nein
* GIF Read Support : Ja
* GIF Create Support : Ja
* JPG Support : Ja
* PNG Support : Ja
* WBMP Support : Ja
* XPM Support : Ja
* XBM Support : Ja
* JIS-mapped Japanese Font Support : Nein