Need Help Quick

[JustJamie]

All of a sudden some of our members can not see posts. It seems all they can see is a brand new post that has been posted as long as no one has replied. If they try to look at other posts they get sent to an error page saying that page does not exist. It seems to be conected to the Hybrid mode. A few of them tried it out yesterday and today and now they are having this problem. Please help!

[peterska2]

have you upgraded or installed any new mods since this last worked?

which version are you currently running?

[JustJamie]

No, I did absolutly nothing in the Admin CP or anything to the site other then post since this happened.

Version 3.0.8

So far only 2 specific members are having this problem while about 5 others are having hit and misses with the posts loading or getting the error message.

[Corriewf]

Submit a support ticket at vbulletin.com.

[peterska2]

vB.com won't touch it if it is a hacked site.

Did you install anything new prior to this happening?

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Try running Repair Tables a few times. If that don't help, post a link so we can see the problem.

[JustJamie]

[client 68.8.16.93] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 737280 bytes) in /var/www/www.july05moms.com/showthread.
php(1708) : eval()'d code on line 328, referer: http://www.july05moms.com/forumdisplay.php?f=13

Originally Posted by peterska2

vB.com won't touch it if it is a hacked site.

Did you install anything new prior to this happening?

Hmmm. No, not recently prior. We did recently (two weeks ago) switch hosting which caused a ton of issues in itself, but that is a whole other story. This just happened and the only thing we can link it to so far is there was an option to change your display mode. (I took it off tonight so no one else would mess with it). A couple of the girls found it yesterday and changed their display modes. They changed it back but still started having this problem.

Database repair did not work.

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Found it...my friend found the problem...He said...

I increased the memory_limit setting in php.ini to 12M instead of the default 8M. I'm personally not convinced this will solve the problem long term. There's no way this stuff should be taking more than 8MB at a time to retrieve threads, so there may be a memory leak somewhere.