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Changing Memory limit not taking effect

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  1. psytanium

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    Hello, I'm running some WordPress websites on my VPS Centos server. I already changed the Memory limit to 256MB from WHM > PHP Configuration Editor

    But all my WordPress website ask me to increase the limit from 40 MB to 96MB.

    Any ideas why changing the Memory limit is not effective ?

    Thanks
     
    #1 psytanium, Jun 8, 2016
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    I checked on the files php.ini located in usr/local/lib
    The values is correct , 256MB
     
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    Do you need to restart Apache after making these changes ?
     
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    What does your phpinfo page say?
    If that's not showing 256M globally, then you likely haven't restarted apache
    If it is showing 256M globally, but not locally, then you have a php.ini directive locally conflicting with that
     
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    I did apache restart, no success.
    The phpinfo() output is 256MB (Local and Master) as I configure it from WHM.
     
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    Look in your wp-config.php file
    if there is a line that reads
    Code:
    define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M').
    change it to your 256M (or whatever you want) - if it isn't there - add it :)

    I don't think this is really a cPanel issue, and a web search for "wordpress showing wrong php memory" would probably have helped you.
     
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    Hello,

    Yes, as mentioned, it's likely the result of a configuration value defined by WordPress, or a local php.ini file within the affected account.

    Thank you.
     
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