On a certain site I just migrated to a new server, if I run phpinfo() I see memory_limit is 200M global and local. If I browse to admin/reports/status/php then I see 90M local and 200M global.
To run phpinfo(); I just made a file called phpinfo.php in the same directory as Drupal's index.php, so whatever php.ini files should (AFAIK) apply to both.
Any idea why Drupal thinks there's only 90M local?
Thanks.
Global limit is could have different value than local. Add in your .htaccess php_value memory_limit 200M
On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 9:07 PM, Fred Jones fredthejonester@gmail.comwrote:
On a certain site I just migrated to a new server, if I run phpinfo() I see memory_limit is 200M global and local. If I browse to admin/reports/status/php then I see 90M local and 200M global.
To run phpinfo(); I just made a file called phpinfo.php in the same directory as Drupal's index.php, so whatever php.ini files should (AFAIK) apply to both.
Any idea why Drupal thinks there's only 90M local?
Thanks.
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On a certain site I just migrated to a new server, if I run phpinfo() I see memory_limit is 200M global and local. If I browse to admin/reports/status/php then I see 90M local and 200M global.
To run phpinfo(); I just made a file called phpinfo.php in the same directory as Drupal's index.php, so whatever php.ini files should (AFAIK) apply to both.
Any idea why Drupal thinks there's only 90M local?
Oddly enough, it was set in settings.php.
Never saw that before.
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