Moved to new server and now a bunch of errors

[intradox]

I moved to a new host and it seems it is not configured to like Xenforo. I'm running 4 forums off a VPS with 1GB of RAM but I'm not seeing the resources move more than 60-70% full so I'm confused as to why I keep receiving the error:

Edit: I had APC running but I had it running as well on the old server.

Clicking usernames brings up the following msg:

Any ideas of what is going on? I can't even check server logs as I get the following on admin login:

 

[robdog]

What type of server did you move to? Can you post the specs? Check the memory settings in the PHP.ini file and post them.

 

[intradox]

It's a VPS with the following specs:

Apache + Centos 6.X

Memory Infomation:

APC Settings:

 

[robdog]

try changing the memory limit to 128M

you might have to restart apache after that.

 

[intradox]

try changing the memory limit to 128M

you might have to restart apache after that.

Seems like that has helped remove all the errors for now.

Thanks a lot!

 

[robdog]

Seems like that has helped remove all the errors for now.

Thanks a lot!

No problem.

 

[intradox]

hmm the errors came back tonight and after a few refreshes they went away but then came back.
For domain.com/admin.php:

And When selecting a username:

On Alerts page:

What might be causing this to appear every so often? Is it APC cache or something else?

Here is a server error log:

For reference, here are the current APC settings:

 

[MattW]

So your server has 2Gb of RAM, and is using 560mb. I'd increase the amount of memory again which PHP can use. I have it set to 256mb on my VPS.
Is there a way to see how much of the allocated memory APC is using?

 

[intradox]

I upped php mem limit to 256mb and im still getting the same errors such as "Javascript console error...." And they tend to go away after a refresh and then come back later.

 

[Jake Bunce]

Looks like APC. Here is some info:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...-require-once-unable-to-allocate-memory-for-p

You should also have an apc.php file somewhere that you can view to check the status of your APC cache. That will indicate if there are problems or not.