Magento: Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried ＞ to allocate 4194304 bytes)Helpful? Please support me on Patreon: https://www. Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 32 bytes) in /opt/lampp/phpmyadmin/libraries/session.inc.php on line 101 I have an app mounted onto a database that works onto the system, but now every time I try to start 'phpmyadmin' shows this error.

I implemented a code with Laravel to handle chunk uploading, which can be seen below.

The problem is that the following error occurs for large files.

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I know that the error is related to the append method. I solved the problem according to the solution in this link and as follows.

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But I don’t have a good feeling about this solution!My question is,

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• first of all, why does the append method cause such an error?
• Is the solution appropriate?
• On the other hand, what is Laravel’s solution to this problem?

Answer

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The root cause seeems to be in the source of append.

This gets the file contents and then concatenates the data and puts the file back. Not sure why this is done this way but I’m guessing it’s because opening files in append mode is not supported in all storage types and Storage is obliged to implement CloudFilesystemContract meaning that it’s meant to work for cloud storage (where you generally can’t “append” to a file).

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Digging a bit deeper one can find that Laravel’s Storage “driver” is backed by Flysystem and that does not include an append functionality in its interface so Laravel is obliged to implement one only using the interface methods provided.

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You can always just roll your own solution: