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I went through the code evolution between the versions and found that the memory usage increased when I added settings for the badge awards and the code to award badges. The increase was by ~ 5-10%.

What is the per-process memory limit on your host, also - is your server 32 or 64 bit? Is it possible to increase the memory limit? Maybe you could talk to your hosting provider to help find the diagnosis?

One thing that you might try independently - configure the forum (and other django sites that you are running on the same host) to use memcached - that might reduce the memory load on your server.

I will have a special look into reducing the memory requirement for the application.

edit: updated the code where memory usage dropped by about 7% - in version 0.6.57 (btw, the site version is printed in the footer), along with some other fixes. There have been some changes to css and templates - may want to give it a test-run first and adjust the css, if needed.

I went through the code evolution between the versions and found that the memory usage increased when I added settings for the badge awards and the code to award badges. The increase was by ~ 5-10%.

What is the per-process memory limit on your host, also - is your server 32 or 64 bit? Is it possible to increase the memory limit? Maybe you could talk to your hosting provider to help find the diagnosis?

One thing that you might try independently - configure the forum (and other django sites that you are running on the same host) to use memcached - that might reduce the memory load on your server.

I will have a special look into reducing the memory requirement for the application.

edit: updated the code where memory usage dropped by about 7% - in version 0.6.57 (btw, the site version is printed in the footer), 0.6.57, along with some other fixes. There have been some changes to css and templates - may want to give it a test-run first and adjust the css, if needed.

I went through the code evolution between the versions and found that the memory usage increased when I added settings for the badge awards and the code to award badges. The increase was by ~ 5-10%.

What is the per-process memory limit on your host, also - is your server 32 or 64 bit? Is it possible to increase the memory limit? Maybe you could talk to your hosting provider to help find the diagnosis?

One thing that you might try independently - configure the forum (and other django sites that you are running on the same host) to use memcached - that might reduce the memory load on your server.

I will have a special look into reducing the memory requirement for the application.

edit: updated the code where memory usage dropped by about 7% - in version 0.6.57, along with some other fixes. There have been some changes to css and templates - may want to give it a test-run first and adjust the css, if needed.

I went through the code evolution between the versions and found that the memory usage increased when I added settings for the badge awards and the code to award badges. The increase was by ~ 5-10%.

What is the per-process memory limit on your host, also - is your server 32 or 64 bit? Is it possible to increase the memory limit? Maybe you could talk to your hosting provider to help find the diagnosis?

One thing that you might try independently - configure the forum (and other django sites that you are running on the same host) to use memcached - that might reduce the memory load on your server.

I will have a special look into reducing the memory requirement for the application.

edit: updated the code where memory usage dropped about 7% - in version 0.6.57, along with some other fixes. There have been some changes to css and templates - may want to give it a test-run first and adjust the css, if needed.

I went through the code evolution between the versions and found that the memory usage increased when I added settings for the badge awards and the code to award badges. The increase was by ~ 5-10%.

What is the per-process memory limit on your host, also - is your server 32 or 64 bit? Is it possible to increase the memory limit? Maybe you could talk to your hosting provider to help find the diagnosis?

One thing that you might try independently - configure the forum (and other django sites that you are running on the same host) to use memcached - that might reduce the memory load on your server.the process.

I will have a special look into reducing the memory requirement for the application.

I went through the code evolution between the versions and found that the memory usage increased when I added settings for the badge awards and the code to award badges. The increase was by ~ 5-10%.

What is the per-process memory limit on your host, also - is your server 32 or 64 bit? host? Is it possible to increase the memory limit? it? Maybe you could talk to your hosting provider to help find the diagnosis?

One thing that you might try independently - configure the forum to use memcached - that might reduce the memory load on the process.

I will have a special look into reducing the memory requirement for the application.

I went through the code evolution between the versions and found that the memory usage increased when I added settings for the badge awards and the code to award badges. The increase was by ~ 5-10%.

What is the per-process memory limit on your host? Is it possible to increase it? Maybe you could talk to your hosting provider to help find the diagnosis?

One thing that you might try independently - configure the forum to use memcached - that might reduce the memory load on the process.

I will have a special look into reducing the memory requirement for the application.

I went through the code evolution between the versions and found that the memory usage increased when I added settings for the badge awards and the code to award badges. The increase was by ~ 5-10%.

What is the per-process memory limit on your host? Is it possible to increase it? Maybe you could talk to your hosting provider to help find the diagnosis?it?

I will make have a special look into reducing the memory requirement for the application.