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How much memory do you have available on the server?
All this is saying is that a PHP script has exhausted the (1 GB of) memory it's allowed - if you can increase this, there's a good chance it'll work (unless it has a memory-eating bug).
It's the memory_limit setting you want to tweak in php.ini (/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini on Deb/buntu systems).
If this is a local message, and /var/www/htdocs/ (or one of the parent directories) is mounted as a tmpfs and limited in size to 1GB, then consider mounting it on a larger, physical device or purchasing more memory for your system.
If the message you posted is from one of the Friendica servers, it indicates a similar problem with the server, and you should contact the server's administrator for a solution or try a different server.
If you are simulating a Friendica server on your system in a sandbox, increase your sandbox size, or place it on a real drive.
If none of the above matches your problem, post more information about what you're doing and what you want to accomplish.
Sorry. I do not use, nor have I ever used, a friendica server. I was just pointing out obvious things to check after I saw you'd not had any replies. (And I see that Robhogg made the same suggestion about your memory while I was typing my reply.)
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