In many cases, your web application might not work as expected due to certain enabled/disabled php_functions,

Using cPanel

Login to cPanel → Navigate to Software → MultiPHP INI Editor.

 

Navigate to Editor Mode → Select the Domain Name (Location).

Enter the PHP functions in front of “disable_functions = # # # #” to disable the PHP function → Click on Save.

Example:

 disable_functions = exec, system, passthru, pcntl_exec, popen, proc_open, shell_exec

To enable the disabled function, remove the specific PHP function from the disable_functions list.

that's all

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