did you followed this guide?
https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP
please confirm if the change has taken place too by installing a plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=wp+memory+
if you are stuck you can kill php/apache server and restart them
I did try the edit. It didn’t work. I’ve also tried restarting the apache server, as well as the VPS itself.
I installed the first plugin that came up for memory, and it says this on the dashboard.
“PHP Version : 5.3.22 / 64Bit OS
Memory limit : 90 MB
Memory usage : 83.82 MB”
It’s somehow stuck on 90MBs, but it shouldn’t be. I configured it higher in the php settings, and my VPS has 1.5GBs of dedicated ram.
Interestingly, jetpack says that my site has 39 Blocked malicious login attempts.
My site is still being developed and currently has a coming soon page up.
The plugins I have installed so far are:
BackWPup
Broken Link Checker
BuddyPress
Bunyad Page Builder
Bunyad Shortcodes
Bunyad Widgets
Coming Soon Page & Maintenance Mode by SeedProd
Contact Form 7
Custom Sidebars
Instagram Feed
Jetpack by WordPress.com
Revolution Slider
Social Count Plus
WP-Memory-Usage
WP Retina 2x
and I’ve had this sort of mix before, plus many other plugins and not had this kind of trouble before. Actually, the only one that I haven’t used before it the instagram feed.
Another place where memory option can be given is php.ini
what you can do is create a php file with following code and load it in your browser
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
look for
memory_limit
there. and if it is set to 90 mb you need to edit your php.ini file. location of php.ini file will be given in same page, try find for php.ini on the page.
Yes, it’s set at 90M in the php.ini file.
The location is “/usr/local/lib/php.ini”
But I’m unsure how to access it.
Do I have to login to my server remotely? I’ve only done that once before.
Thank you for helping me by the way.
you might have to login via SSH and edit this file as this file normally isnt visible in FTP.
I’m not sure how to do that. I’ll google it and get back to you.
Nope. Have no clue what I’m doing. I’ll contact my host @.@
I managed to get it working. Thank you for your help.
