Mar 11, 2014
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Question:

When creating a new server / installing cPanel, is there a way to skip cPanel from doing it's checking on PHP's memory_limit?

We are setting the values via a push of the configs from Saltstack and we have run that package again because that check overnight our changes already places on the server.

Or is there a way to pass a variable to a file to skip this step?
 

cPanelMichael

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Hello,

This only runs at install time, so you could use the following WHM API 1 function post installation to configure the memory_limit to your own preferred value:

WHM API 1 Functions - php_ini_set_directives - Software Development Kit - cPanel Documentation

Here's an example of the commands you could use (for each PHP version that's installed):

Code:
whmapi1 php_ini_set_directives directive-1=memory_limit%3A128M version=ea-php56
whmapi1 php_ini_set_directives directive-1=memory_limit%3A128M version=ea-php70
whmapi1 php_ini_set_directives directive-1=memory_limit%3A128M version=ea-php71
Thank you.