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Hi,
I just moved my forum to dedicated server. I have a problem with PHP Memory limit. What actually happens is that when i log in to admincp, PHP Memory Limit says none. I installed APC earlier, so i dont know if that could be causing the problem? Also, my PHP version is 5.2.0. I set PHP MEMORY LIMIT from 8 to 32 mb, and i restarted apache, but still, in ADMINCP it says PHP memory limit NONE. Any advice? Thanks Problem fixed. sorry about that ![]() Show Your Support
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to speed up your memory management, actuvate Zend Optimizer and the Zend Memory Manager...
you will have 30% memory enhancements... |
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Can u give it a shot how to use Zend Memory Manager? Do u have any URL?
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Well i am not planing to use Zeng.
I think (not sure) i heard that Zeng cant be used with APC? APC is curently installed. T N X |
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sure you can use APC... personally i prefer to use the Suite of a system, not just part of it with something else, so i'm sure everything is fit to work together... no need to incorporate any translator ... but i'm a paranoid ...
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