Consumption............................................................................241 16.4.3.1. Memory .......................................................................................241 16.4.3 .......................................................................263 viii 16.5.1. Shared Memory and Semaphores ............................................................263 16.5.2. Resource Limits ...............................................................................267 16.5.3. Linux Memory Overcommit....................................................................268 16.6. Shutting

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Format as [0-9+](K,M,G) default value is 2048K MEMORY_LIMIT If set, this option will override the phpMyAdmin memory limit $cfg['MemoryLimit'] and PHP’s memory_limit. Note Format as [0-9+](K,M,G) where K allocate. If set to '-1', no limit is imposed. If set to '0', no change of the memory limit is attempted and the php.ini memory_limit is used. This setting is used while importing/exporting dump files so affect smaller dumps and allows users to create larger dumps that won’t otherwise fit in memory due to php memory limit. Type:: Default value:: Type:: Default value:: Type:: Default value:: Type:: Default

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allocate. If set to '-1', no limit is imposed. If set to '0', no change of the memory limit is attempted and the php.ini memory_limit is used. This setting is used while importing/exporting dump files so affect smaller dumps and allows users to create larger dumps that won’t otherwise fit in memory due to php memory limit. Produced files contain more GZip/BZip2 headers, but all normal programs handle this this directory and how to make its usage secure. See also See 1.16 I cannot upload big dump files (memory, HTTP or timeout problems). for alternatives. $cfg['SaveDir'] string '' The name of the directory

Installing using Docker 11 phpMyAdmin Documentation, Release 5.2.2-dev MEMORY_LIMIT If set, this option will override the phpMyAdmin memory limit $cfg['MemoryLimit'] and PHP’s mem- ory_limit. Note: Format allocate. If set to '-1', no limit is imposed. If set to '0', no change of the memory limit is attempted and the php.ini memory_limit is used. This setting is used while importing/exporting dump files so affect smaller dumps and allows users to create larger dumps that won’t otherwise fit in memory due to php memory limit. Produced files contain more GZip/BZip2 headers, but all normal programs handle this

Installing using Docker 11 phpMyAdmin Documentation, Release 6.0.0-dev MEMORY_LIMIT If set, this option will override the phpMyAdmin memory limit $cfg['MemoryLimit'] and PHP’s mem- ory_limit. Note: Format allocate. If set to '-1', no limit is imposed. If set to '0', no change of the memory limit is attempted and the php.ini memory_limit is used. This setting is used while importing/exporting dump files so affect smaller dumps and allows users to create larger dumps that won’t otherwise fit in memory due to php memory limit. Produced files contain more GZip/BZip2 headers, but all normal programs handle this