Change php memory limits, execution times, upload limits, input vars, enable/disable fopen, etc. This can help provide more memory and time for heavier plugins, larger file uploads (like large mysql database imports, or backup restores).
Site Settings > PHP TAB…
- Common PHP Options – these are the more common options. Choose from the dropdown and enter the new value. Remember to use only a number for seconds (e.g. “30”) and a number with M for megabytes (e.g. “256M”).
- Other PHP Options – these are lesson common options. Write in the exact option you want, and the value for it. You can also put other PHP options inside a
.php.inifile in your site directory.
NOTES:
- To increase file upload size limits in WordPress or phpMyAdmin, increase both upload_max_filesize and post_max_size.
- And since larger uploads would also take more time, you should increase max_execution_time and max_input_time as well.
- You should also (soft) restart your web server if you feel the changes didn’t take effect yet. Go to Server settings > Services TAB > and restart OLS. 😉