Hi @methsploit,
Yes, this is a message about exhausted PHP memory limit.
methsploit System Information:
Operating System: CentOS 8
SELinux Status: Enabled
Web Server: Nginx
PHP Memory Limit: 512M
This error message does not come from CentOS system but from Ubuntu. Your PHP memory limit there is 128M.
So, you can easily change this value in php.ini
file for example to:
memory_limit = 256M
After that you will need to restart php-fpm
service.
On Ubuntu you need to be careful with setting it, because Ubuntu provides few php.ini
files and this change needs to be done in the correct one. You need to change it in the php.ini
for FPM.
methsploit Could you please help me understand the root cause of this issue and provide guidance on how to resolve it? Also, could SELinux policies be interfering with this process?
For this error message, I think that not. SELinux does not increase the required memory for PHP.
Best regards,
Marcin Haba (gani)