Hello,
Unless in disabled_functions it should be enabled by default - can you tell me which PHP handler you're using?
Unless in disabled_functions it should be enabled by default - can you tell me which PHP handler you're using?
Hello Again
I solve it
Software --> MultiPHP INI Editor --> Editor Mode -->
disable_functions
Thank You
I solve it
Software --> MultiPHP INI Editor --> Editor Mode -->
disable_functions
Thank You
I did the same thing.
But it is not enabling my proc_open function even though I have enabled it using the php ini editor.
Could you help me please resolve this issue because I have tried almost all the solutions available on internet but nothing seems to work and I have to deploy my site.
But it is not enabling my proc_open function even though I have enabled it using the php ini editor.
Could you help me please resolve this issue because I have tried almost all the solutions available on internet but nothing seems to work and I have to deploy my site.
Hello
Yes, I solved it.
Open
Software --> MultiPHP INI Editor --> Editor Mode, Then select your PHP version
Then search for (disable_functions)
add (proc_ope) on line and save
@Ayesha Sarwar - can you try the details that @fajryassin provided and let me know if you still see issues?
Wait, to enable the function you added "proc_open" to disable_functions and it started working?
@Ayesha Sarwar - are you trying to get function enabled or disabled? If you are trying to enable the function you will want to make sure it is not listed on the disable_functions line.
I want to enable it. I had not written it in the line for disable_functions but it still gives me the error.
I'm sorry to hear that isn't working well, although that is something I would normally expect to be enabled by default.
Your user profile indicates that you do not have root access to the server, so the best way to get this resolved would be to speak with your hosting provider or datacenter to have them check the PHP settings on their end for you. If you do have root access, you could open a ticket with our support team using the link in my signature and we'd be happy to take a look at the machine for you.
Your user profile indicates that you do not have root access to the server, so the best way to get this resolved would be to speak with your hosting provider or datacenter to have them check the PHP settings on their end for you. If you do have root access, you could open a ticket with our support team using the link in my signature and we'd be happy to take a look at the machine for you.
Actually, I donot have this account of mine. I have to deploy a website of someone else. Just found out that they have a cpanel account on hostingmadeeasy.com. Could it be because of this?
It's totally possible there are additional restrictions in place by that specific hosting provider, but that isn't something we would know on our end. If you can speak with them they should be able to tell you what is happening with the PHP configuration.
Alright. Thanks a lot. Is there any other way to skip the use of proc_open, and still be able to send mails?
That would be up to your PHP script that you are using to send the mail. Normal webmail activity will work fine, as this would only affect mail from a script on a website.