memory-limit

问题 I have some simple trying to write from one file to another. $content=file_get_contents("C:\Users\Borut\Desktop\sql_PW1\mm_ads (1).sql"); file_put_contents("C:\Users\Borut\Desktop\sql_PW1\New", $content); The file which I read is about 80M big, the memory limit in php is 128M, but I get an error: Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 80739522 bytes) So the memory is exhausted even though the memory I am trying to allocate is actually smaller?? I can

问题 i have a webhosting that gives maximum memory_limit of 80M (i.e. ini_set("memory_limit","80M");). I'm using photo upload that uses the function imagecreatefromjpeg(); When i upload large images it gives the error "Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 83886080 bytes exhausted" What maximum size (in bytes) for the image i can restrict to the users? or the memory_limit depends on some other factor? 回答1: The memory size of 8388608 is 8 Megabytes, not 80. You may want to check whether you can still

问题 i have a webhosting that gives maximum memory_limit of 80M (i.e. ini_set("memory_limit","80M");). I'm using photo upload that uses the function imagecreatefromjpeg(); When i upload large images it gives the error "Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 83886080 bytes exhausted" What maximum size (in bytes) for the image i can restrict to the users? or the memory_limit depends on some other factor? 回答1: The memory size of 8388608 is 8 Megabytes, not 80. You may want to check whether you can still

问题 I'm running a Java program inside a Docker container that has a hard memory limit of 4GB. I've set the max heap to 3GB but still the Java program exceeds the limit and gets killed (OOMKilled). My question is : How can I configure Java to respect the set container limit and throw an OutOfMemoryException instead of trying to allocate beyond the limit and get its ass kicked by the host kernel? Update : I'm an experienced Java developer and have a fair understanding of the JVM. I know how to set

问题 I'm running a Java program inside a Docker container that has a hard memory limit of 4GB. I've set the max heap to 3GB but still the Java program exceeds the limit and gets killed (OOMKilled). My question is : How can I configure Java to respect the set container limit and throw an OutOfMemoryException instead of trying to allocate beyond the limit and get its ass kicked by the host kernel? Update : I'm an experienced Java developer and have a fair understanding of the JVM. I know how to set

问题 I'm running a Java program inside a Docker container that has a hard memory limit of 4GB. I've set the max heap to 3GB but still the Java program exceeds the limit and gets killed (OOMKilled). My question is : How can I configure Java to respect the set container limit and throw an OutOfMemoryException instead of trying to allocate beyond the limit and get its ass kicked by the host kernel? Update : I'm an experienced Java developer and have a fair understanding of the JVM. I know how to set

问题 I'm running a Java program inside a Docker container that has a hard memory limit of 4GB. I've set the max heap to 3GB but still the Java program exceeds the limit and gets killed (OOMKilled). My question is : How can I configure Java to respect the set container limit and throw an OutOfMemoryException instead of trying to allocate beyond the limit and get its ass kicked by the host kernel? Update : I'm an experienced Java developer and have a fair understanding of the JVM. I know how to set

问题 I'm running a Java program inside a Docker container that has a hard memory limit of 4GB. I've set the max heap to 3GB but still the Java program exceeds the limit and gets killed (OOMKilled). My question is : How can I configure Java to respect the set container limit and throw an OutOfMemoryException instead of trying to allocate beyond the limit and get its ass kicked by the host kernel? Update : I'm an experienced Java developer and have a fair understanding of the JVM. I know how to set

问题 I'm running a Java program inside a Docker container that has a hard memory limit of 4GB. I've set the max heap to 3GB but still the Java program exceeds the limit and gets killed (OOMKilled). My question is : How can I configure Java to respect the set container limit and throw an OutOfMemoryException instead of trying to allocate beyond the limit and get its ass kicked by the host kernel? Update : I'm an experienced Java developer and have a fair understanding of the JVM. I know how to set

问题 I'm running a Java program inside a Docker container that has a hard memory limit of 4GB. I've set the max heap to 3GB but still the Java program exceeds the limit and gets killed (OOMKilled). My question is : How can I configure Java to respect the set container limit and throw an OutOfMemoryException instead of trying to allocate beyond the limit and get its ass kicked by the host kernel? Update : I'm an experienced Java developer and have a fair understanding of the JVM. I know how to set