I’d like to price some new RAM for our in-house VMware testing server. (It’s a consumer box we use for testing our software on and running business VMs). I’ve forgotten what kind of RAM it has and I’d rather not reboot the machine and fire up memtest86+ just to get the specs of the RAM. Is there any way I can know what kind of RAM to buy without shutting down linux and kicking everyone off? E.G. is the information somewhere in /proc?
I reinstalled a fresh debian 10 on an old x86 system with 512MB RAM (everything works ok).
Available memory is 431MB. (No graphic card plugged right now)
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I am running the latest WordPress version (4.6) on a LAMP server (shared hosting) with PHP version 5.6.12.
I’m trying to uplaod video files,my upload file size limit is 96mb,and I can upload videos until 10mb size,but I want to uplaod videos that have 20mb size.If I try to uplaod bigger video I get http error,I found on web a lot of solutions but none of them acctualy help me.Is there any other solution how to fix http uplaod error and uplaod bigger files on my wordpress site?
I have tried every thing from there links :