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Sorry, I wasn’t clear. Create a new file on your webserver with a .php extension (for example info.php) and put the following in it:

<?php

@ini_set('memory_limit', '64M');

phpinfo();

?>

Then navigate to that file with your browser. Find the “memory_limit” line under PHP Core and see if the first column (local value) shows 64M. If it doesn’t change to the value you are setting, then your host is not allowing you to change your memory limit.

Make sure you delete the file you created as soon as you are done! The phpinfo() output is not something you want anyone else to be able to view easily.