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Originally Posted by wrestlepower
where can i find the details for that mate?
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if you are on shared hosting you may not be able to edit this file. You'll need to contact your host and make them aware of the problem. Or you maybe able to edit your .htacess file and add this line to (this only works if your host allows you)
Code:
php_value memory_limit 16M
If you have SSH access (VPS or dedicated) login as the root user and run these commands
updatedb
locate php.ini
The first command updates the search index for your server (not vBulletin search, the actual server files)
The second will find all instances of php.ini file
Most the time its some where like /usr/lib/local/php.ini or something like that.
Lastly you maybe able to set this limit on the php file itself open the adminfunctions_language.php file and at the top after <?php add
Code:
ini_set('memory_limit', '16M');
(I can not confirm this method will work with vBulletin files, as I've never had to use it, but its a last resort option if you need something fast)