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How to find out memory_limit for the command-line interface (CLI) in PHP

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Mar 10th 2013 01:24 pm 2211127 01396

It can be found out by running the command php with option -i.

Commands:

php -i | grep 'memory_limit'

Output:

memory_limit => 128M => 128M

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