The bug occurs because the code does not handle the scenario where the file is not found in the filesystem. When the file is removed, the $response->cpanelresult->data does not contain the expected data, leading to an exception being thrown.
How to reproduce
Ensure the file referenced in the code is removed from the filesystem.
Access the functionality that triggers the code at CPanel.php:80.
Observe that an exception is thrown due to the missing file.
How to fix
To fix the bug, we need to add a check to handle the case where the file is not found. This can be done by verifying if the $response->cpanelresult->data contains the expected data before proceeding. If the data is not present, we should return a meaningful error message or handle the scenario gracefully.
Changes made:
Added a check to verify if $response->cpanelresult->data contains the expected data.
If the data is not present, return a meaningful error message instead of throwing an exception.
Original issue: #44
Why the bug occurs
The bug occurs because the code does not handle the scenario where the file is not found in the filesystem. When the file is removed, the
$response->cpanelresult->data
does not contain the expected data, leading to an exception being thrown.How to reproduce
CPanel.php:80
.How to fix
To fix the bug, we need to add a check to handle the case where the file is not found. This can be done by verifying if the
$response->cpanelresult->data
contains the expected data before proceeding. If the data is not present, we should return a meaningful error message or handle the scenario gracefully.Changes made:
$response->cpanelresult->data
contains the expected data.Test these changes locally