I’m getting the same error, though it comes from line 1331 in http.php.
I have chased down all the suggestions in other threads, such as bumping WP_MEMORY_LIMIT in wp-config (no change) and adding “php_value memory_limit 64M” to .htaccess (generates a 500 internal error). Also disabled all plugins aside from auto-update.
I’m stuck on auto-update. I can do a manual, but would like an elegant fix as opposed to the manual process.
thanks for your response. Nuts…. I wish I could get this resolved.
thanks very much for the suggestion esmi.Could yo utell me where to do the increase? is it in settings somewhere?
thanks again,
Brad
Did you read the post at the link I gave above?
@esmi – As noted above, I did try that (blbker may still be working on it). Since I’m running on a shared server, I only can try the htaccess approach (php_value memory_limit 32M), and that generates server internal errors (500).
What I do find odd is that I did not encounter this problem upgrading another blog site on the same server using the same version of PHP. Grants, the hosting service might have tweaked something between upgrades, but that is doubtful.
@guyshomenet: please post your own topic.
Thanks again. I will post my own topic
esmi, thanks again for your tips. I tried them. But still struck out. I will not give up though 🙂
Did you contact your hosts? In the meantime, try resetting the plugins folder by FTP or phpMyAdmin.
Very grateful ESMI. You’re the best!
No problem. Do try following this up with your hosts though. Otherwise, you might find that you’re increasingly restricted as to what plugin or themes you can use. Some plugins/themes consume more PHP memory than others.
Will do esmi. thanks again.
