Table of Contents Introduction 1. Max Execution Time (seconds) 2. Max File Uploads 3. Max Input Time (seconds) 4. Max Input Vars 5. Memory Limit (MB) 6. Post Max Size (MB) 7. Default Socket Timeout (seconds) 8. Session Cookie Lifetime…
Introduction The “allowed memory size exhausted” fatal PHP error means that a PHP script exceeded the set PHP memory limit and thus failed. This can result in 500 errors or broken functionality within a webpage. The error will be available…
Introduction PHP slow logging can be an extremely useful debugging tool for tracking down long-running requests that can lead to performance bottlenecks for your WordPress websites. By identifying the specific requests that are running slow, you can set about either…
Introduction This article will provide some background on Nginx and PHP-FPM configuration, and specifically how sockfiles work on your Nginx servers. We’ll also look at how to create PHP specific configurations ensure any they persist when changing your websites PHP…
Introduction Every now again we’re asked a variation of this question on support: “Why does [insert plugin name] say that the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT is set to 40M?“ The short answer is that the plugin is likely looking at the wp-config.php file…
Introduction Out of the box, GridPane always uses a PHP version that is currently supported. There’s also the option of setting your preferred version of PHP as your default when creating new sites by changing your preferences inside your account settings.…