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There are some variables in the php.ini file that can be overwritten, a common request is how to change the PHP file upload limit.
You can do this by creating a custom php.ini file in the directory you want to use (where your script resides).
Here is an example;
On your computer open a new document in Notepad, inside enter the command;
upload_max_filesize = 5M
post_max_size = 5M
(this example shows the limit being set to 5MB, you can change this to your required max file/post size.
Then save the file and name it php.ini and upload it to the directory where your scripts reside.
For PHP5, use php5.ini instead of php.ini.
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted
Setting “register_globals” to ON in PHP
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Finally. I’ve been looking for clear and easy to understand instructions all day. Thank you so much.
You are more than welcome!
When installing a new joomla module I have received the ‘Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted’?
I have followed your instructions and created the php.ini file and uploaded it to the main directory – regrettably the installation failed again.
I have also tried the directory …./libraries/joomla/filesystem/archive/zip.php on line 284 regrettably failing again.
Am I using the correct script directory?
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If you are a customer of ours, can you raise a support ticket and our support team will resolve the issue for you.
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