If you see an error like:
Allowed memory size of ... bytes exhausted in file /directory/folder/yourscript.php
this usually indicates that your PHP script requires more memory than your current limit. You can resolve this issue using your .htaccess file.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Open or create the
.htaccessfile in your primary domain’s root directory (e.g.,public_html).Add the following line to increase the memory limit:
RLimitMem max
Save the file and test your website to see if the error has been resolved.
Tip: If the error persists, place the same .htaccess file in the specific directory where the error occurs (e.g., example.com/directory/folder/.htaccess).
Important Notes
If the error continues after using the
.htaccessmethod, contact Cyber Edge Hosting support. We will assist you in resolving the issue.Modifying memory limits can affect server performance, so it’s recommended to increase the limit only as needed.
Always create a backup of your
.htaccessfile before making changes.