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On line 32 it call like this:

 

php -f /path_to_public_html_dir/az/server/php/templater.php -- -c "/path_to_public_html_dir/public/forms/login.php.t" -p /path_to_public_html_dir/cache "" > /path_to_public_html_dir/cache/GENLIqyMQ

 

Runs the templater.php script, that parse self syntax from the php.t file, and write a php script at the cache directory.

Then it will be used by apache from cache directory.



So I need permission to run PHP from the command line.

 

How can i do this?

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Is there anyway for you to use command line offline, parse into a directory then upload? I doubt they will give you server command due to security issues.

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You’ll need to find another framework. System() and all other forms of command line/shell access are disabled for security reasons.

 

We don’t allow such commands to help prevent abuse.

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Is there anyway for you to use command line offline, parse into a directory then upload? I doubt they will give you server command due to security issues.

Yes, this is one of the ways, but it is not too convenient.

 

 

You’ll need to find another framework. System() and all other forms of command line/shell access are disabled for security reasons.

We don’t allow such commands to help prevent abuse.

Ok, thanks.

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