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<? $max=100000; set_time_limit(4000); for ($n=0; $n<=$max; $n++) { $a[$n]="a$n "; $b[$n]="b$n "; $c[$n]="c$n "; $d[$n]="d$n "; $e[$n]="e$n "; $f[$n]="f$n "; $g[$n]="g$n "; $h[$n]="h$n "; echo "$a[$n] $b[$n] $c[$n] $d[$n] $e[$n] $f[$n] $g[$n] $h[$n]\n"; } ?> Run this script then watch php memeory size with the ps -eo command. PHP has been config'd with a max of 8MB. Our machines have 40, 64, and 128 MB. We have this probelm with php3, and php4, both as a DSO for APAche and as a standaolone cgi.