Hello!
I tried increasing my php memory to a ridiculous high value of 2040 Mb in my .htaccess and wp-config.php, but that doesn’t help.
Actually it might be the time it takes to the script to do everything. Can you try to disable all the Retina size in the settings? Try again? (should work) Try to active only one size? (everything checked, one only unchecked, maybe smallest one).
Also, it would be good to have a little look at the PHP error logs, maybe the error is plainly written in there 🙂
Actually it might be the time it takes to the script to do everything. Can you try to disable all the Retina size in the settings? Try again? (should work) Try to active only one size?
When I disable Auto Generate, upload my large photo and manually generate the retina images afterwards, everything goes fine.
My error log says:
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 15360 bytes) in /path/to/mydomain/public_html/wp/wp-includes/media.php on line 2743
So indeed it’s a memory problem…
When I disable Auto Generate, upload my large photo and manually generate the retina images afterwards, everything goes fine.
If you do this, it disables everything. I think it would be interesting to active it, disable all the images, check all the images “out” and add them one by one. Maybe there are a few you don’t need (and maybe you have a lot?). Of course the retina process double the time and the memory it takes when a new image is uploaded.
You can also check this : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21680244/fatal-error-allowed-memory-size-of-268435456-bytes-exhausted-tried-to-allocate. Your PHP current settings for memory is quite low 🙂
I think it would be interesting to active it, disable all the images, check all the images “out” and add them one by one. Maybe there are a few you don’t need (and maybe you have a lot?).
Yes I do have a lot (like 12 custom sizes), but I can’t really miss one of them unfortunately…
Your PHP current settings for memory is quite low
Huh? I succesfully set it to 2048 Mb (I checked it with a phpinfo), and that’s already waaaayyy higher then the recommended 512 Mb? I even tried it with 4096 Mb and I still got the http error…