I’m using Symfony2 and on the server from the hosting I pay for I can see the error of exhausting memory. Is it possible to set new limit without editing php.ini (which is not accessible)?
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I’m using Symfony2 and on the server from the hosting I pay for I can see the error of exhausting memory. Is it possible to set new limit without editing php.ini (which is not accessible)?
You can set it in PHP script with ini_set() function.
memory-limit directive is PHP_INI_ALL changeable, which means that it can be changed everywhere.