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I am running into pretty much the same issue here. I did setup redirect, my API info from PayPal is entered, etc.

 

Here is the error:

 

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 7864320) (tried to allocate 4980736 bytes) in /home/xxxx/public_html/host2/includes/tcpdf_unicode.php on line 16485

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Do you have website payments pro with PayPal?

Website payments pro is required I believe, if not ift really makes it easy-that could be the problem (check the docs they are smarter than me)

If so just be sure you enter the API username, API password, and API signature correctly and it should hook right up. WHMCS by far the easiest I ever set up.

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Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 7864320) (tried to allocate 4980736 bytes) in /home/xxxx/public_html/host2/includes/tcpdf_unicode.php on line 16485

 

Increase memory_limit in php.ini to at least 16M, more if needed.

 

--Bill

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Do you have website payments pro with PayPal?

Website payments pro is required I believe, if not ift really makes it easy-that could be the problem (check the docs they are smarter than me)

If so just be sure you enter the API username, API password, and API signature correctly and it should hook right up. WHMCS by far the easiest I ever set up.

 

YES, I do have Pro

 

I verified API info 3 times.

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Sorry, I know this is an old thread but incase someone has the problem and needs the fix as I came across it a couple of days ago.

When the error says "tried to allocate" it is refering to the apache memory limit.

When it says "bytes exhausted" it means the memory_limit in php.ini

 

The problem was that in WHM when Apache Configuration -> Memory Usage Restrictions was run it did not allocate enough memory.

To fix the problem on just your site open your .htaccess file in your public_html directory and add this line

RLimitMem max

This will allow you the maximun memory available for your apache memory limit.

 

Hope it helps someone.

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