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Instead of guessing which php.ini you need to alter, run this command to locate the file:
php -r 'phpinfo();' | grep 'php.ini'
Even though I use MAMP PRO, by default my command-line PHP commands are not executed using their copy of PHP. In my case it says the file is found at /etc/php.ini
Once you have located the file, follow the instructions on all of the other answers to bump the memory_limit setting:
memory_limit = 256M
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3 years ago
I've edited every single
php.inion my Mac (at least all the ones found by "locate") and still can't seem to increase thememory_limitdirective for PHP.I'm using MAMP PRO and running PHP scripts in the terminal.
How to solve this?