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Problem:
What will happen if "system", "virtual", "passthru" or "ini_alter" function been disabled from the php.ini? Will it cause any problem to the plugin functionality.
Solution:
Toolset's requirements are here:
https://toolset.com/toolset-requirements/
If you disabled named functions as you wish, I am not sure what will happen, and it is not within the Support Coverage to help with such server settings - for what is above what we state in the Minimal Server Requirements above.
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Last updated by 6 years, 6 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
I would like to ask about this file: "types\vendor\toolset\toolset-common\visual-editor\res\js\codemirror\mode\php\php.js"
On line 89, there is a variable 'phpBuiltin' with a list of function name. What will happen if "system", "virtual", "passthru" or "ini_alter" function been disabled from the php.ini? Will it cause any problem to the plugin functionality.
Due to security reason, the security team of my company suggest to disable this function in php.ini for all the web server that using PHP.
