This list should help setting the limits:
imagick::RESOURCETYPE_AREA (integer) //equivalent of MAGICK_AREA_LIMIT
imagick::RESOURCETYPE_DISK (integer) //equivalent of MAGICK_DISK_LIMIT
imagick::RESOURCETYPE_FILE (integer) //equivalent of MAGICK_FILE_LIMIT
imagick::RESOURCETYPE_MAP (integer) //equivalent of MAGICK_MAP_LIMIT
imagick::RESOURCETYPE_MEMORY (integer) //equivalent of MAGICK_MEMORY_LIMIT
Imagick::setResourceLimit
(PECL imagick 2.0.0)
Imagick::setResourceLimit — Sets the limit for a particular resource
Description
Imagick::setResourceLimit
( int
$type
, int $limit
) : boolThis method is used to modify the resource limits of the underlying ImageMagick library.
Parameters
-
type -
Refer to the list of resourcetype constants.
-
limit -
One of the resourcetype constants. The unit depends on the type of the resource being limited.
Return Values
Returns TRUE on success.
See Also
- Imagick::getResourceLimit() - Returns the specified resource limit
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User Contributed Notes 3 notes
Arkadiy Kulev ¶
7 years ago
rodneyrehm ¶
7 years ago
IMagick::RESOURCETYPE_THREADS is missing, yet you're still able to limit the number of thready ImageMagick should use:
<?php
// IMagick::setResourceLimit(IMagick::RESOURCETYPE_THREADS, 2);
IMagick::setResourceLimit(6, 2);
Anonymous user ¶
5 years ago
Note that the limits are given in bytes instead of megabytes. You can verify with:
<?php echo Imagick::getResourceLimit(Imagick::RESOURCETYPE_MEMORY); ?>
