Hey there,

I've tested in your site, it seems like that was hitting memory limit issue, when I trying to upload that image you provided at above, then I hitting this following issue :

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 19008 bytes) in /home/up4gnmcw/domains/kiritaki.it/public_html/administrator/components/com_easyblog/includes/simpleimage/simpleimage.php on line 73

Can you consult with your webshosting provider to help you increase your site `memory_limit` to 256M and see how it goes?

Hello Arlex.

But 64 Mb assigned to memory limit isn't a good choice?

Hey Andrea,

The larger your image is, the more memory needs to be allocated by PHP because whenever we create a "canvas" using PHP, it is using the memory If your memory limit for PHP is low, then it is impossible to create a larger resolution canvas size.

Anyhow, setting the limit to a higher value DOES NOT mean that php will fully utilize the memory. It is only temporary allocation until the script ends and the memory would be released back

Hello Mark.

I installed the following plugin: http://extensions.joomla.org/extension/phpconfig and I set up my memory limit to 96M (for now) and images uploaded correctly.

Do you know this plugin? If yes, what do you think about it?

Many thanks.

Best regards.

Hey Andrea,

96mb is not sufficient For very large images, you need at least 128MB or 256MB. By the way, some hosting does not allow you to override the php settings, therefore it is best that you check with your hosting provider first

In any case at all, you can create an info.php file on your site and add the codes below to see your php settings

I can see php settings from joomla backend and memory_limit was 64Mb.

I thought that I wasn't able to modify this setting but with a plugin, I can.

Many thanks for your suggestion.

The case is closed.

Easyblog assistance is great.

No problem Andrea, glad that your issues are resolved now