Forums / Suggestions / Extend memory on install/shared host
Peter Szmulik
Monday 19 July 2004 5:37:21 am
Hi
I'm trying to install eZ Publish on a shared host. They use a default PHP memory size of 8MB which - as the eZ install script points out - is too small. To extend this I have the following options (Unix): 1. talk my host into extending the memory limit globally; won't happen 2. place a modified php.ini file in EACH directory of eZ publish that contains php scripts 3. place a symbolic link to a modified php.ini file in EACH directory of eZ publish that contains php scripts4. edit all eZ php scripts with the following line: ini_set ( memory_limit, "24M" );
Wouldn't it be a good idea to extend the memory check thing in the install script to: * identify any memory limitation as today * ask the user how much memory to allocate* set memory size globally using item 4. above?
Please?
Best Regards Peter
Frederik Holljen
Tuesday 20 July 2004 2:24:14 am
Try this:
#!/bin/bash # prepend header to 'php' filesecho "ini_set ( memory_limit, "24M" );" > tmp
for FILE in `find -name "*php"`; do ( cat tmp $FILE ) | cat > $FILE.newmv $FILE.new $FILE
done
Björn Dieding@xrow.de
Tuesday 20 July 2004 5:20:36 pm
<1. talk my host into extending the memory limit globally; won't happen
you can set the memory limit per vhost in apache. Ask your host about this. That is the easiest way.
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