Thanks for explaining it more in detail, I believe I missed the “being tied to protected directory” part because I was 
. I was thinking that there wouldn’t be a way to restrict that to them, but now realized you were talking about the client area integration. Sorry for the confusion.
I agree, it would be a good idea to have it included by default in those cases.
Enjoy your vacation!
Thank you!
I’ll update PHP on my website’s VPS when I get back anyway.
I think to prevent kernel information from being shown to the public for security reasons, even to prevent hackers from trying to find vulnerabilities.
still disappointed and wanted to rant thats probably not allowed here
*grunts
Tiffany, calm down.
*sigh
Fine.
I just woke up, so I won’t be angry this time… 
Because we exposed them using outdated kernel/dependancies?
I think also that…
Fun fact: iFastNet disables popen, disk_free_space, and dl twice for some reason. Also what is _xyec? And there’s no such function as dlopen, leak, and mainwork according to PHP.net. sh2_exec might be a typo for ssh2_exec instead.
Because they want to make sure they’re disabled before they move on?
I don’t know…
iFastNet invents functions out of nowhere!
Well, now we also have an alias of shell_exec!
Now I’m starting a game where, if websites on PHP 8.2 server break again, I’m gonna break an egg and make an omelette!
So you want to make an omelette? I compiled corrections for mofh’s disable_functions:
Let’s see if it works this time 
echo ini_get('disable_functions');Thanks for the feedback, a pull request has been submited with the relevant updates, as its quite trivial and mainly a cleanup of a list of disabled functions that has grew over ~15 years it should be committed soon.
Hi TiffanyLynch,
I was wondering if they will “fix” the ability of getting disabled functions via ini_get() rather than actually tidying up the list, especially it is relatively more trivial to add ini_get into the list.
Don’t tell me that they said it unironically.
They did, but posix_mkfifo is now mentioned twice, and I still see geoip_open and listen, which doesn’t exist.
Do iFastNet have an automatic cleanup on php_sessions folder? I can see 11509 session files on there.
I don’t know… I also remember how to count the files available in that folder, so tomorrow I’ll check again to see if there are less sessions or more!
