PHP memory_limit

  • mdepablo

    (@mdepablo)


    10 years ago

    Hi
    I edited .htaccess files to change php limits
    When checking back system status in the dashboard, changes, new values appear fine except memory_limit, which still remain at the original value. thoughts?
    Also, I have found .htaccess files in a few other subfolders other than the public_html root folder…do I need to edit all .htaccess files ? or the one in the root folder will suffice ?
    many thanks

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  • Thread Starter mdepablo

    (@mdepablo)

    10 years ago

    forgot to say
    when extracting the php info form the page using: <? phpinfo(); ?>
    I do see there the new value reported…it’s only when I see it through the dashboard that the old lower value shows up

    Radu

    (@broseph)

    10 years ago

    Hello!

    If you added the code properly and the change doesn’t take place, it most likely because your hosting company won’t let you increase it. I’ve been through that. So contact them and ask if they allow it. Make sure they double check. In my case, two support guys increased it themselves, and after telling them several times that it doesn’t take effect, they checked closely and told me that I have to upgrade my hosting package in order to benefit for features like increased PHP memory :).

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