Thanks for this finding.  I could not personally test that with that much users as I don't maintain an active list.

I will convert that to a cron to handle 100 users for each run.

If you are personally using this plugin, I would also like to know other feedback's.

We've just started to use it for oxwall.org web site. Tried to synch all active users with mailchimp and got failed with it. 

Also noticed, that it's impossible to assign automatically into mail list if a user has been joined to the specific role associated with the mail list. 

For example:

There are several user roles on a site: Standard/Advanced

And there are different email campaigns created on Mailchimp for different user roles. 

Every time the admin perform a mass mailing for different roles, he must execute synch operation in plugin settings. (Also, that process could cause memory leaks issue. Because as more profiles registered with the role, as more server's resources is required to perform a synchronization)

The better to associate any specific user roles with mail list only once. And then, as every new user is joined to the role, then automatically assign him with the associated mail list on mailchimp. 

 

Thanks for feedback. Will improve on this plugin so that it can be widely use.

Waiting for plugin's update to run it here, on www.oxwall.org

Thanks for cooperation.

Sure. I will do my best on this.

Hello Purus,

Is there any news? Still waiting for updates to setup the plugin here. 

I could not reproduce the memory issue to test my changes.

I will have it tested in one of my friends live server and update you soon in this week.

Ok, thanks for sorting this. 

Den,

I m currently working on this. Can you provide more info on when you get the memory leak issue? During the manual syncup process?

Purus,

Yes, the error message is appeared when manual synch will be applied with more then 8k users. Perhaps, too many profiles are attempted to be synhed for one iteration. 

Thanks for the input. I will convert this process to a cron to handle 100 users every 30 minutes.

thumbs up!

Thanks. Here is the plan.

Every time the cron runs, it will start from where it left last time.. (100 users each time)

Looks good Purus. Perhaps, 100 users is too small. The assignment with users base 6k will take an hour.  You can play with this number with  default shared hosting settings for memory limit (32M)

May be, I will have this as an settings in admin page, so that other users can chose their own limit based on their server limitations.