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Comment inspired from ansteyER
AnsteyER :
There is two ways: The db backup is made from a gz archive script. The others are made with a zip archive script. Both of them work in memory.
It could be the memory for the images (64 MB max) if you have a zip archve over 64 MB (no file exist on the server, it is all made in memory before downloading).
But the database archive is very small and it could not be the same problem (memory).
So, i will check the scripts about this. For the db archive, i think that Bernard knows better than me about gzip processing.
Can you check your host on the PHP server side if the maximum allowed memory for processes is not too low ?
There is two ways: The db backup is made from a gz archive script. The others are made with a zip archive script. Both of them work in memory.
It could be the memory for the images (64 MB max) if you have a zip archve over 64 MB (no file exist on the server, it is all made in memory before downloading).
But the database archive is very small and it could not be the same problem (memory).
So, i will check the scripts about this. For the db archive, i think that Bernard knows better than me about gzip processing.
Can you check your host on the PHP server side if the maximum allowed memory for processes is not too low ?
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by GnapZ on May 4 2007
