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		<title>post_max_size uma informação a mais na hora de aumentar o UPLOAD no php.ini</title>
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Olá ALL,
As vezes erramos quando somente aumentamos diretivas do PHP visando upload, tais como:
max_execution_time,
upload_max_filesize,
e até mempory_limit.
Elas até que estão corretas, assim como max_execution_time, só que os forms que enviam dados (refiro-me a arquivos), fazem envio de arquivos pelo método post.
Sendo assim, se quisermos um upload de 96M em um servidor rodando php precisamos colocar no [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Fatal error: Allowed memory size PHP</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Esse erro é mais comum que feijão com arroz, mas para sanar este cara localize o php.ini do seu servidor e aumente o parâmetro
memory_limit = -1
(-1 indica uso infinito de memória)
Recomendo colocar algo simples como:
memory_limit = 32M
Reinicie o apache e tudo estará sanado -> service httpd restart (em caso de debian e afins /etc/init.d/apache2 restart)
Abraços.
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