Disabling RLimitMEM directive from httdp.conf?

Hi,

You could comment it out, remove it or change the setting in the /var/cpanel/templates/apache2/main.default file by doing the following:

Code:

cd /var/cpanel/templates/apache2
cp main.default main.local
vi main.local

When editing main.local, you would then look for this line:

Code:

RLimitMEM [% main.rlimitmem.item.softrlimitmem %] [% main.rlimitmem.item.maxrlimitmem %]

That is the line you would want to either comment out with # at the beginning, remove it or change to hard code to a higher variable. If you change it to hard code a higher limit, you'd want to remove the stuff after RLimitMEM and put the value you want instead.

Please note you would then need to rebuild Apache and restart it for the changes to take effect:

Code:

/scripts/rebuildhttpdconf
/etc/init.d/httpd restart

As a final point, please ensure never to directly edit main.default as cPanel will overwrite those changes on each update (upcp). When you create a main.local file, Apache rebuilds and recompiles will look for that file and build httpd.conf from it.

 

The value doesn't come enabled by default. It isn't there in main.default until after you select it in WHM > Apache Configuration > Memory Usage Restrictions area.

 

Certainly, you are very welcome