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Saturday 08 August 2009 2:53:54 am
Hello there, We have a site based on 4.1.3 that has around 30-40 thousand of objects published. So far the notifications haven't been used on that site (even though we have notification experiences from other sites, no special problems). Now, when I start to run notification.php cronjob, I get an error: self:/home/pd/www/pd# php runcronjobs.php notification
Running cronjob part 'notification'
Running cronjobs/notification.php
Starting notification event processing
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 314572800 bytes exhausted
(tried to allocate 491520 bytes)
in /home/pd/www/pd/var/site/cache/template/compiled/plain-392b702a566fdd19849d50eb6bdecacb.php on line 335
Fatal error: eZ Publish did not finish its request
The execution of eZ Publish was abruptly ended, the debug output is present belo w.
self:/home/pd/www/pd#
This is already 300MB of memory assigned to CLI, still no success.
1) How much memory should we except to be enough?
2) How do the notifications really work in terms of performance? Will that much memory be required each time the notification cronjob is run? OR do we have this problem only because of running it for the very first time on a larger amount of objects?
Thanks,
Piotrek
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