Install Error

[ericleonardo]

Hi! MTS returns error during install on Centos 7 x64. Installing manually with file downloaded here.
Already gave exec privileges (755) to the file but still same error:

`Warning: exec() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/hotsale/MTS/Common/Devices/Actions/Local/Base.php on line 11

Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed in /home/hotsale/MTS/Common/Devices/Actions/Local/Base.php on line 13

Fatal error: Uncaught Exception: MTS\Common\Devices\Actions\Local\Host\OperatingSystem::execute>> Could not determine OS distribution in /home/hotsale/MTS/Common/Devices/Actions/Local/Host/OperatingSystem.php:115 Stack trace: #0 /home/hotsale/MTS/Common/Devices/Actions/Local/Host/OperatingSystem.php(11): MTS\Common\Devices\Actions\Local\Host\OperatingSystem->execute() #1 /home/hotsale/MTS/EnableMTS.php(39): MTS\Common\Devices\Actions\Local\Host\OperatingSystem->getOsObj() #2 /home/hotsale/MTS/EnableMTS.php(34): mtsEnvironmentalSetup() #3 /home/hotsale/public_html/MtsSetup.php(80): require_once('/home/hotsale/M...') #4 {main} thrown in /home/hotsale/MTS/Common/Devices/Actions/Local/Host/OperatingSystem.php on line 115`

[itsmemattchung]

Looks like the OperatingSystem.php fails to detect your operating system (Centos 7 x64). To see why the code fails to match the regex pattern, can you post the output of php_uname();

[ericleonardo]

I just read on Stack Overflow forum:
exec is almost always disabled on shared hosting, because this function is too dangerous.
Is there any way to execute MTS script without this exec function enabled on php.ini?
I run php_uname(); but page is blank. Just put <?php php_uname(); ?> inside a file on server and accessed.

[merlinthemagic]

@ericleonardo Sorry no. As stated in the install readme exec() is required for Linux based distros. Without it we cannot interact with the CLI.

MM