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7 years ago Actually, I just figured this out, it turns out that my php.ini was too restrictive. I had the shell_exec function in disable_functions in my php.ini for security, I will do some testing to see what other security-sensitive functions it depends on. Then I can enable these one by one in a .user.ini file just for this application.
It seems that disable_functions can only be set in the master php.ini, so I may have to use git manually or live with the vulnerability :disappointed:
Even with git-php, it looks like git depends on the shell_exec / exec functions in order to work properly.
My issue is similar to #56, for whatever reason I can't get the plugin to connect with my git repos. I've verified that my git/ssh servers are able to accept incoming connections, and even though I've installed both expect as well as pexpect (globally as well as for the www-data user with virtualenv), I keep running into the "please install shell program" error. Is there a way that I can get some additional logging info to see what it's doing? Thanks again for the plugin!