okay i have edited my php.ini file and restarted apache a dozen times. i have even rebooted the server. but i cannot get php to reconize the upgraded memory limits. i have changed it from 8-64 but if i run a php info on it, i still only see 8 megs. is there something im missing? i edited the correct file. it was the one listed on the php info page. im running FC4 with php5
normally not. But sure you edited the right php.ini (for the case you have more than one)? What happens when running php from console and checking the output of phpinfo()?
Which memory limit's are you setting? I run php 4 at work, so this may or may not apply to php 4. Under Resource Limit, set memory_limit. Under Data Handling, set post_max_size. Under File Uploads, set upload_max_size. Hope this helps.
I have edited all of those resources to 64m these are the only 2 locations for php.ini /etc/php.ini /root/ispconfig/php/php.ini ( i know this one is not it ) and the etc/php.ini is th eone listed in phpinfo. i still only see 8 megs
64m or 64M? I believe that it is case sensitive. Also, try this to make sure that new limits really are saved: more /etc/php.ini | grep "memory_limit" more /etc/php.ini | grep "post_max_size" more /etc/php.ini | grep "upload_max_filesize"
Also, found this in the php4 manual: memory_limit integer This sets the maximum amount of memory in bytes that a script is allowed to allocate. This helps prevent poorly written scripts for eating up all available memory on a server. In order to use this directive you must have enabled it at compile time. So, your configure line would have included: --enable-memory-limit. Note that you have to set it to -1 if you don't want any limit for your memory. As of PHP 4.3.2, and when memory_limit is enabled, the PHP function memory_get_usage() is made available.
yes it is enabled as it shows in php.ini --enable-memory-limit' all entries are 64M [root@G35 ~]# more /etc/php.ini | grep "memory_limit" memory_limit = 64M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB) [root@G35 ~]# more /etc/php.ini | grep "post_max_size" post_max_size = 64M [root@G35 ~]# more /etc/php.ini | grep "upload_max_filesize" upload_max_filesize = 64M im at a loss
yes i have restarted apache and even rebooted the server a number of times. php info still shows 8 megs
if you use the function phpinfo() it will return a global and local value for the max mem allocation. Is it both the same for the global and local value?
As you can see at the link above, local and global value are the same. One question the 3rd time, what gives you phpinfo() when running php from cli? What happens if you rund php from the cli like this: php -c /etc/php.ini
What's the output of Code: ls -l /etc/php.ini ? Because it says on your phpinfo page: and I think it should show instead...
if i run the command as you ask it just drops to a blank line and sits there... here you go Falko [root@G35 ~]# ls -l /etc/php.ini -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 44118 Jul 26 19:19 /etc/php.ini
Strange, there was someone with the same problem, but we couldn't solve it: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4616&highlight=locate+php.ini
@lifeisboost: Sorry I was a bit unprecisely. I ment calling php with a fille containing phpinf() call... but you can also run php -r "phpinfo();" | grep php.ini or php -c /path/php.ini -r "phpinfo();" | grep php.ini and check what the output is. If it shows the correct php.ini location in both cases then you should leave out the grep and check what memory_limit is displayed. if they are different than php can not "dynamically" find the location for the php.ini with the compiled in parameter... if it works I would guess mod_php does not know where to look for a ini file. Did you compile your php your own? T
