Visvanath Ratnaweera

What you are saying is you found the location of php.ini by calling phpinfo() from within a PHP file. And you want to swap it with your own. No, highly unlikely, it will affect the whole server. The way to do is to put a .htaccess in your moodle/ directory. See for example https://docs.moodle.org/en/Administration_FAQ#How_do_the_limits_on_uploaded_files_work.3F. Works only if the system administrator has allowed it.

Pl. read the discussion starting from SMTP connect error with Gmail after upgrade to 3.7.

About stopping the e-mail verification mail, I don't know what mechanism triggers them, unless you have https://docs.moodle.org/en/Email-based_self-registration activated. If not, I repeat what I wrote earlier:
>> You said: "now moodle asking email confirmation again for all of yours who they actually done email authentication earlier" What is "earlier", in the 3.2? in the 3.8 in Step A? Why did they do that at all? A user set for authentication method ActiveDirectory never have to do any confirmation via e-mail!

Then there is nothing to migrate. It would be nice if mention this fact in the other thread Is it possible to migrate to another hosting provider? and close it. Otherwise people will try to help you there.

Hi

So the cause was in a completely unexpected corner. Now how should I understand this 96 MB limit? It is not Site administration > Server > Performance: Extra PHP memory limit, right? Then what is it? It is something imposed by your (shared) hosting provider?

Does the theme make a difference? I mean, Boost would work with this limit, Fordson won't?