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Jeroen Sangers	Tuesday 13 April 2010 9:58:22 am Thanks for your advive, however I already checked all those things: In /home/user/php.ini: memory_limit = 256M upload_max_filesize = 64M post_max_size = 64M max_execution_time = 7200 max_input_time = 600 phpinfo() shows that /home/user/php.ini is loaded apache has been restarted Checked and reset the permission on the /var directory+ I am not doing an installation, eZ Publish has been running for a long time. I just want to upload a new package. Furthermore, the script memory limit seems high enough. I am not remotely fetching packages, I add them manually from the admin interface I am already running the latest version of eZ Publish Version 4.3 is installed Nope, running CentOS Any other ideas??????
Jérôme Vieilledent	Wednesday 14 April 2010 2:44:39 am Hi Jeroen I frequently have issues with packages and try to avoid using them most of the time. Anyway, what do your log files say ? Take a look at eZ Publish / Apache log files. You might want to log your PHP errors separately from Apache. To do so, in php.ini, log_errors must be on and error_log must point to a dedicated log file.
Betsy Gamrat	Tuesday 26 April 2011 3:53:54 am You might want to run top and ps to see what else is happening on the server.

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Jeroen Sangers

Tuesday 13 April 2010 9:58:22 am

Thanks for your advive, however I already checked all those things:

In /home/user/php.ini:
memory_limit = 256M
upload_max_filesize = 64M
post_max_size = 64M
max_execution_time = 7200
max_input_time = 600
phpinfo() shows that /home/user/php.ini is loaded
apache has been restarted
Checked and reset the permission on the /var directory+
I am not doing an installation, eZ Publish has been running for a long time. I just want to upload a new package. Furthermore, the script memory limit seems high enough.
I am not remotely fetching packages, I add them manually from the admin interface
I am already running the latest version of eZ Publish
Version 4.3 is installed
Nope, running CentOS
Any other ideas??????

Jérôme Vieilledent

Wednesday 14 April 2010 2:44:39 am

Hi Jeroen

I frequently have issues with packages and try to avoid using them most of the time.

Anyway, what do your log files say ? Take a look at eZ Publish / Apache log files. You might want to log your PHP errors separately from Apache. To do so, in php.ini, log_errors must be on and error_log must point to a dedicated log file.

Betsy Gamrat

Tuesday 26 April 2011 3:53:54 am

You might want to run top and ps to see what else is happening on the server.