Forum Problems Installing LAMS: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Fail to run LAMS 2.2 (win vista, wampserver)

By: Luke Foxton

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Hi,

I dont see anything in the logs indicating an error, if LAMS ran out of memory and crashed there would be an indication in the logs. I dont think there is much risk of your database becoming corrupt.

When I say memory settings, I mean the LAMS startup memory settings, which should be ok so long as you didnt change them.

Are you running anything else on your machine? LAMS requires 512MB of ram to run and can become slow if there are too many other things running on the server.

Luke

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By: George Phillips

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512mb! Yikes! I only have 1 gig of ram but I have my virtual memory kicked up to about 2 gigs. I usually have Notepad++ and several tabs opened in Firefox along with the Wamp Configuration. I may need to remember to clear my clipboard as I am copying and pasting much of my material from web pages I've created. I really appreciate your help. Onward and Upward!

By the way is there any Documentation about using inline styles in the noticeboards? I've used some in my lessons and they work great I just haven't seen any mention of it.

Thanks again

Tsalagi

Posted by George Phillips

By: Luke Foxton

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There is alot of information about our html editor (called the fckeditor) here:

http://tinyurl.com/yeeprgh

Im not sure how much there is about inline css, but im sure you can find more from the fck user guide which you can find a link on the page above.

Luke

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By: George Phillips

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Here we go again. I was creating another lesson this time I was adding multiple choice questions and LAMS locked up when trying to save the questions. Here are the log files. I'm still thinking that it may be the PHP code I'm including. This time the questions were about arrays with examples of the array syntax and the code array() was one of the answers. Fortunately I was able to log back in. Here are the log files again if you think they will help.
I appreciate your time.

Posted by George Phillips