http://www.cio.com/article/3194883/computers/chromebook-shipments-surge-by-38-percent-cutting-into-windows-10-pcs.html
I don't know how reliable that report is, but you're talking about 10M vs 270M units. Chromebooks are growing fast, but they are far from top selling. Niche still applies.

My money is on fake RAID you got there. So use md.

@WLS-ITGuy line Loaded Configuration File: will give you config location.
See what the memory limit is set there.

Run

php --ini

and see what it returns.

php-cli has its config file elsewhere, I'm not sure where. When you check it through web, it's shows what's in php.ini.

Just to clarify, -d option allows you to override any php settings.

Oh, that's a cli script, I thought you were calling it with browser. Try this:

php -d memory_limit=2048M admin/cli/mysql_compressed_rows.php --list

So limit is set to 2G, is the conversion script still refusing to run?

Actually, you might have more than one php.ini file. Create info.php file with this content:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

and visit it in web browser. See what memory limits it shows and where could additional configs be located.

Increase it temporarily to 2048M, or higher, and drop down once the conversion is done. Restart apache/nginx/other web server, or restart php-fpm if it's used instead after each config change.

I have Malwarebytes and Clamav on Mac, so no active monitoring, I might run a scan once every few weeks/months. No AV at all on Linux/BSD boxes. No Windows machines at all. My brain is the best AV.

Does the user in question have connection issues on other machines too?

@coliver said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

@coliver said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

@coliver said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

@JaredBusch said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

Any IPS that would send me such email would promptly receive a phone call to disconnect the service. Data caps are just about the worst thing ISP can do to its customers. I would look for another provider immediately, and have them put no data caps in writing.
Btw, 1TB is nothing, I can blow through that in little over 3 hours, half that if I upload stuff too.

Welcome to the US.

Upstate NY, I have 3 ISPs I can choose from that I know of. There are more I'm sure.

How far upstate? We have two to choose from where I am, one is Spectrum the other is low speed DSL.

80 miles north of NYC. 30k town.

Kingston, Poughkeepsi area? That's still fairly downstate. Still a very populous area.

Poughkeepsie. If you exclude rednecks - most probably don't even have computers, not much of a population remains.

Really? That doesn't match with the Kingston and Poughkeepsie I know. I don't live there (another 80-100 miles northwest) but it's at the far edge of commuter rail into the city. Sure it's not as dense as Orange or Westchester county but they still experience some of the benefits of the city.

Come up my way a bit to see rednecks and real rural living.

Yeah, Metro North's last stop. Cooperstown area?

@coliver said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

@coliver said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

@JaredBusch said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

Any IPS that would send me such email would promptly receive a phone call to disconnect the service. Data caps are just about the worst thing ISP can do to its customers. I would look for another provider immediately, and have them put no data caps in writing.
Btw, 1TB is nothing, I can blow through that in little over 3 hours, half that if I upload stuff too.

Welcome to the US.

Upstate NY, I have 3 ISPs I can choose from that I know of. There are more I'm sure.

How far upstate? We have two to choose from where I am, one is Spectrum the other is low speed DSL.

80 miles north of NYC. 30k town.

Kingston, Poughkeepsi area? That's still fairly downstate. Still a very populous area.

Poughkeepsie. If you exclude rednecks - most probably don't even have computers, not much of a population remains.

@JaredBusch said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

@JaredBusch said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

Any IPS that would send me such email would promptly receive a phone call to disconnect the service. Data caps are just about the worst thing ISP can do to its customers. I would look for another provider immediately, and have them put no data caps in writing.
Btw, 1TB is nothing, I can blow through that in little over 3 hours, half that if I upload stuff too.

Welcome to the US.

Upstate NY, I have 3 ISPs I can choose from that I know of. There are more I'm sure.

And you think your ISP is not tracking and ready to nail you as soon as convenient?

They might, I've heard someone got a letter from Verizon after sending about 77TB in a month. They haven't nailed him, just suggested he upgraded to business tier.

@coliver said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

@JaredBusch said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

Any IPS that would send me such email would promptly receive a phone call to disconnect the service. Data caps are just about the worst thing ISP can do to its customers. I would look for another provider immediately, and have them put no data caps in writing.
Btw, 1TB is nothing, I can blow through that in little over 3 hours, half that if I upload stuff too.

Welcome to the US.

Upstate NY, I have 3 ISPs I can choose from that I know of. There are more I'm sure.

How far upstate? We have two to choose from where I am, one is Spectrum the other is low speed DSL.

80 miles north of NYC. 30k town.

@JaredBusch said in Xfinity data limits:

@marcinozga said in Xfinity data limits:

Any IPS that would send me such email would promptly receive a phone call to disconnect the service. Data caps are just about the worst thing ISP can do to its customers. I would look for another provider immediately, and have them put no data caps in writing.
Btw, 1TB is nothing, I can blow through that in little over 3 hours, half that if I upload stuff too.

Welcome to the US.

Upstate NY, I have 3 ISPs I can choose from that I know of. There are more I'm sure.

@DustinB3403 said in Games that operate better on *Nix:

@marcinozga said in Games that operate better on *Nix:

Tux Racer!

See that game is so beast. . . to bad it runs like shit on windows. . .

Blasphemy, we need to get you an exorcist

Tux Racer!

Any IPS that would send me such email would promptly receive a phone call to disconnect the service. Data caps are just about the worst thing ISP can do to its customers. I would look for another provider immediately, and have them put no data caps in writing.
Btw, 1TB is nothing, I can blow through that in little over 3 hours, half that if I upload stuff too.