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That field displays the "memory_limit" value from your php.ini file.
The default likely varies from one distribution to another (and perhaps even between PHP versions)... but yeah, your value may be on the high end :-) I believe the value on my system is 16M by default.
-Eric
Its debian lenny. Its not servers php.ini, that has differend value. That displays: /home/myvirtualserver/etc/php5/php.ini
Howdy,
Yeah, there's a php.ini for each Virtual Server... whenever the domain is setup, that php.ini is generally taken from the system php.ini located in /etc.
However, it's possible those values were changed after it was copied out.
You can correct that by editing the memory_limit line of /home/myvirtualserver/etc/php5/php.ini, or just tweaking the value that you see in the Virtualmin UI.
-Eric
This is weird. I only have in one domain that setting in admin panel. Other servers doesnt show that "PHP 5 Configuration" in menu.
Other weird thing is, i have: /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini in debian. But if i open webmin php config, it shows me: /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini and /etc/php5/cli/php.ini
Too much php.ini's :o