Large site grabs fail with "tput: No value for $TERM and no -T specified"

[DavidMatthewson]

Hi
I'm a newbie to Linux Mint which is what I run SiteOne on. Works fine but for larger sites the 'mirror to local disk' fails after a few minutes with the error shown above. SiteOne is running under Cronicle (as GUI Chron) and I think this is a TERM session running out of memory. I've checked the $TERM variables which look OK (xterm-256color) but maybe that is just for my account and not the one my bash script is running under.

"2025/04/14 13:02:20] Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 2147483648 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 67108872 bytes) in /home/davidm/siteone-crawler-v1.0.8-linux-x64/src/Crawler/Export/HtmlReport.php on line 1193

Job failed with error 255: Script exited with code: 255: tput: No value for $TERM and no -T specified

1 retries remain (30 sec delay)"

Can anyone suggest where I should look please to resolve this?

Thanks.

[DavidMatthewson]

Bad form I know to answer one's own question but... if I run the cli command in my user session window it gets almost to the end and then fails with..
"Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 2147483648 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 67108872 bytes) in /home/davidm/siteone-crawler-v1.0.8-linux-x64/src/Crawler/Export/HtmlReport.php on line 1193"

So is this the same error as I noted above? How do I allocate > 2MB?

TiA

[DavidMatthewson]

More info.... running the command in a terminal window (see above) it crashes in the HtmlReport.php module. Google suggests it's running out of vMemory and editing php.ini /config might help.. but I can't find it.

Line 1193 +/- is:
foreach ($analysisResult->getWarningDetails() as $analysisName => $details) {
if (!isset($data[$analysisName])) {
$data[$analysisName] = [];
}
foreach ($details as $detail) {
$data[$analysisName][] = [
'url' => $url,
'severityFormatted' => 'warning',
'severity' => self::$severityOrder['warning'],
'detail' => $detail,
];
So looping round each element - which makes sense that it works on smaller sites but not bit ones.

Any clues pls guys?

[DavidMatthewson]

and the answer is to use the '--result-storage=file' flag, as clearly laid out in the docs - duh!