khaiser
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Dear Friends,
Please advise how to enable the exec() on my hestiacp, I am using a VPS where I don’t have any support from the hosting provider.
Please see the disabled exec($command) in the screenshot below: that is giving “Call to undefined function App\Http\Controllers\Admin\exec()”
Please help, I am a novice and need a detailed instruction.
Aartsie
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Hi @khaiser Exec() is a default php function wich should be work.
For what I see is that you are using a Laravel app and its looking for the exec() function in the App\Http\Controllers\Admin namespace.
Don’t know what kind of project/software you are trying to install but I don’t think this is a Hestiacp problem.
eris
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We have disabled php exec function recently on ever new install…
nano /etc/php/x.x/fpm/php.ini
and remove exec from the disabled functions list. and it works…
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Aartsie
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Aah thanks good to know, learned something new!
khaiser
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Thanks for the information bro, can you tell me how to edit the php.ini file in the HestiaCP or on my VPS with Ubuntu 20.04?
I am a novice but daring to use the hestiacp, I can follow the steps accurately but cannot do it on-my-own.
Please consider telling me step by step on how to do it and also, it may be helpful to many people on this platform like me.
Please help.
eris
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nano /etc/php/x.x/fpm/php.ini
Where x.x is the php version you are using …
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khaiser
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Thank you @eris I did it and my problem is solved with your help… Thank you once again bro…
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