2011-01-16, 03:00 PM
2011-01-16, 03:10 PM
How big is your forum ?
2011-01-16, 03:11 PM
If it's true, then it's huge, and you should be getting out of memory errors if you run a couple requests in parallel. Load the page that uses so much in 20 tabs and then reload all tabs and see what happens...
Chances are that the value is just miscalculated somehow... unless you have a plugin going crazy somewhere there's no way you're really using that much memory. Usually PHP has a memory limit much lower though, at 64-128MB.
Chances are that the value is just miscalculated somehow... unless you have a plugin going crazy somewhere there's no way you're really using that much memory. Usually PHP has a memory limit much lower though, at 64-128MB.
2011-01-16, 03:23 PM
@ Yaldaram
No so big:
43.886 Posts
7.709 Threads.
4.226 Membres
Maximum connected browsers is around 80
Average is 30
@frostshutz
Inside ACP, I read:
Server load: 0.36
So can I PM you admin account to take an insight?
No so big:
43.886 Posts
7.709 Threads.
4.226 Membres
Maximum connected browsers is around 80
Average is 30
@frostshutz
Inside ACP, I read:
Server load: 0.36
So can I PM you admin account to take an insight?
2011-01-16, 03:34 PM
I think that is a plugin, my forum of +155.000 post says
Memory Usage: 10.25 MB
did you installed a plugin recently?
Memory Usage: 10.25 MB
did you installed a plugin recently?
2011-01-16, 03:39 PM
Maybe your decpoint is set to nothing so it will display 9.25 as 925. Check your date/number formatting settings in ACP.
2011-01-16, 03:46 PM
Well, as suggested by frostschutz, I think it is a miscalculated value
I enter debug page, it isays:
Memory Usage: 975 MB (10223616 bytes)
So there is a missing Decimal Point it sould read: 9.75
Indeed, in the ACP --->general settings, Decimal Point was set to BLANK !!
I enter debug page, it isays:
Memory Usage: 975 MB (10223616 bytes)
So there is a missing Decimal Point it sould read: 9.75
Indeed, in the ACP --->general settings, Decimal Point was set to BLANK !!