[Resolved] Fopen Problem

[knashash]

Trying to Open A File On A Linux Box. The File is 190mb and I am getting the following error:

"File size limit exceeded"

I thought it wasnt an issue as long as the file was under 2gig?

Anyone have any clue what I might be doing wrong? Below is the code I am using to open the file.

$filepath = "/var/mail/tempFile.txt";
if (!($File = fopen($filepath, "r"))) exit("File Not Found.");

Thanks in advance.......

[Installer]

Look for a large log file.

[knashash]

Ok The problem is not with Fopen. The problem is after I open the file I store things in a temporary array. The problem is with that array.

Is there some kind of temp file that gets created in Linux to handle memory for arrays? If so, how do I fix it to stop getting this problem.

I know the issue is the array cause I commented it out and did not get the error message any more.

[Installer]

I suppose you could add another swap file and see what happens.

[knashash]

Bingo!......thanks man...the swap file size is definatley the issue. Thanks for your help.

[wilku]

Have you tried changing memory_limit in php.ini - it defaults to "8M" - definitely less then 190MB. If i'm not mistaken - it can be set with [man]ini_set[/man].

[knashash]

Whats the max I can set that to?

[Installer]

You can find information on it in, of all places, the manual.