[11.x] use exec function if the symlink function is unavailable#54651
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If the `symlink` function is not available, it falls back to using the `exec` function to run the `ln -s` command, which creates a symbolic link using the shell.
shaedrich
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Thank you for the merge. |
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| return symlink($target, $link); | ||
| if (function_exists('symlink')) { | ||
| return symlink($target, $link); | ||
| }else{ |
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I guess, you are missing an additional space on both sides for the style check to pass:
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| } else { |
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If the
symlinkfunction is unavailable, it falls back to using theexecfunction to run theln -scommand, creating a symbolic link using the shell.I have tried both GitHub actions and cpanel. By default, the symlink() function does not exist for security reasons. We usually fix it by manually using the bash command "ln -s" to fix this issue.
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Cpanel image below.
