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I tried following the directions here, https://community.webfaction.com/questions/16960/how-to-increase-memory-allocated-to-php, to increase the memory in the php.ini from 40M to 64M and saved the php.ini file, but I'm still getting issues, as you can see in these areas...
Do I need to increase it by more than 64M? asked 21 Dec '16, 22:35 Kasy Allen |
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Yes. You can set it as high as your account RAM limit if required. Try doubling it to 128 to see if this resolves the issue. answered 21 Dec '16, 23:46 johns ♦♦ It's still not working. Any other thoughts?
(22 Dec '16, 21:13)
Kasy Allen
How do I know what my account RAM limit is?
(22 Dec '16, 21:45)
Kasy Allen
You can check what is being registered by the server with a php info page, add the above to a new php documented and visit it in the browser. Is the amount of RAM increasing? If so than there may be a bug in your code, causing something to large to load. You would need to start by disabling plugins (if this is possible) and than possibly attach a debugger to the cgi process or debug in shell to know what it is loading and why.
(22 Dec '16, 22:13)
johns ♦♦
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