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Those are some good tips, however, the memory and script execution limits you're setting there will not play well with any sort of CMS or Framework. Wordpress,
by brokentone 15y ago
Those are some good tips, however, the memory and script execution limits you're setting there will not play well with any sort of CMS or Framework. Wordpress, Drupal, Symfony all will need an occasional (or perhaps regular) bigger load. Minimally, maybe you could leave a note that custom settings should be made for these systems. I can just see hordes of wanna be sysadmins (like myself) going out and making all the changes you've said and unnecessarily break WP.
- kijin 15y agoYou're right about the 8M memory limit, but I don't think there's anything wrong with the 15 second execution limit. No page should take over 15 seconds to generate.
- damncabbage 15y agoWhat about upgrade scripts (usually done via the web interface)? Some flush()s output out to the browser (to show some initial feedback), but continue to process and send further output as the upgrade continues.