All of the limits on InfinityFree and what they mean

Informal
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  • Upload Limit
    The amount of data that can be within a file

  • I / O limit
    The amount of .php files that can be ran

  • Inodes Limit
    The amount of files and directories that can be within your hosting account

  • Entry Process Limit
    The amount of PHP scripts that can run

  • Hits Limit
    The amount of files that can be requested in 1 day

  • CPU Limit

  • Bandwidth Limit
    This is :infinity:, so don’t worry

  • Disk limit
    This is :infinity:, so don’t worry

EDIT: I know these are on the knowledgebase (https://support.infinityfree.net), i just compiled them here for your convienience

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This is what the KB is for…

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i just compiled them here for convenience

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something is missing, namely the i / o limit

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Okay,will add

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I’m going to repeat what the Admin said a few months ago. If all the issues are listed here, then the KB becomes pointless.

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so…
it is helpful to have them on one place

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So why are you making a second place then? :joy:

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this is the one place
on kb u need to click onto new articles constantly

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Its not really convenient if all your doing is giving a 2-6 word explanation with no proper details … lol

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it is still a bit helpful

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I disagree.

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it is helpful for those who dont have time to read lots

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:roll_eyes:

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:infinity: is a concept, not a number (NaN).

Not only that, but nothing is infinite in this universe (even the universe).

Although, a great astronomer once did say:

Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity.

I’m not sure about the universe…

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I mean, human is basically an animal species but with an improved brain system. So It isn’t really unexpected.

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Anyway I’ll lock this topic because of OP’s request.