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1. #Php memory limit wordpress image resize 1and1 install
2. #Php memory limit wordpress image resize 1and1 update

I’ve updated my test tool, see the attached screenshot (a vailable since PHP 4.4.0 and PHP 5.0.

#Php memory limit wordpress image resize 1and1 update

UPDATE : The reason for the higher memory consumption is found (THX to Heiko Rabe) : If you have a 64bit OS, then the memory consumption this more the twice as a 32bit OS. Every PHP version react different, what is your memory usage under WordPress ? Finally I activated NextGEN Gallery and wordTube (plus the german language files) :Īs you can see my limit of 36 Mbyte is reached with only two plugins, but the most memory is eaten with PHP5 and the gettext translation.

I’m very surprised that the gettext() library need more memory under PHP5 (6.5 MB !). ImageMagick doesn't get counted in PHPs memorylimit and therefore can work with bigger files. your max upload size might be too small to load those plugins or your max memory in the php.

Now, what happen if you the include the german language (de_DE) file ?

#Php memory limit wordpress image resize 1and1 install

My hoster support currently both version of PHP, interesting that PHP 5 require less memory (1 MB). Pastor Mike DIGI3 Dev Team Member Posts: 1496 Joined: Wed 4:25 am Location: Victoria, BC Re: 1and1 install php memory problem by DIGI3 Mon 5:56 pm Depending upon the hosting setup, you may be able to define a memory limit in php.ini.

Ok, what is the limit for a fresh WordPress 2.8 installation under PHP 4 and PHP 5 ? The WordPress PHP memory limit is the amount of memory available for scripts to run on your WordPress site. Just for the notes, a WordPress 2.3 + NextGEN Gallery and 10 other plugins require 16.32 Mbyte memory. So, with WP2.8 we reached now the limit of many hosters (32MB), who is the bad boy ? Can we increase the limit ? I faced a similar problem here with my homepage and wrote a simple plugin for the WordPress dashboard which shows up the limit and current usage. Basically you just retrieve the info via getimagesize (), a basic PHP function, a then handle your errors with notes. A lot of people update to WordPress 2.8 and get the message :Īllowed memory size of 33554433 bytes exhausted