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Re: Stuck in composer
To remove exec and shell_exec in php.ini, locate the disable_functions directive and add exec, shell_exec to the list. This helps manage server resources. Proper server configuration ensures smooth downloads without performance issues. Check out more about this
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To remove exec and shell_exec in the php.ini file, follow these steps:
Locate the php.ini file:
The location of this file depends on your server setup. It is usually found in the PHP installation directory or can be located using the phpinfo() function.Edit the php.ini file:
Open the file using a text editor. Search for the line that starts with:iniCopy codedisable_functionsIf the disable_functions directive is already defined, add exec and shell_exec to the list, separating them with commas. For example:
iniCopy codedisable_functions = exec, shell_execIf the directive is not present, add it to the file.
Save and restart the server:
After making changes, save the file and restart your web server (e.g., Apache or Nginx) to apply the new configuration.
Why This is Important:
Disabling functions like exec and shell_exec helps manage server resources and improves security by preventing unauthorized code execution.
For a site like CarX Street App:
Proper server configuration is essential to ensure smooth gameplay downloads and protect user data. Limiting potentially dangerous functions like exec and shell_exec helps maintain server performance and reduces vulnerabilities.
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