smackaysmith

Thanks for the quick response and fix. Works great.

I have the identical problem on a new 3.0 site. On the new site, I got the same error with Active Directory Authentication plugin; however, the Active Directory Authentication plugin worked on a site I had upgrade to 3.0. The issue seems to be only with creating a new user.

Doesn’t work on my CentOS 4.x (php4) but does work on my WAMP which uses php5.

Both sites use WordPress 2.3.2.

I have been going nuts with the fatal errors. I found this remark in Alex Rabe’s FAQ for NextGen Gallery—

When I try to activate the plugin I get the message : “Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.”

This problem could happened if you have a low memory_limit in your php environment and a lot of plugins installed. For a simple test deactivate all other plugins and try then to activate NextGEN Gallery again. Please check also if you have a minimum memory_limit of 16Mbyte (as much as possible).

After increasing my php memory from 8mb to 16mb, the issues went away.