Trying to run LSPHP Command gets stall on uninitialized $home
Couldn't find anything on this, please point me in the direction if I missed it!
[root@alderaan ~]# /usr/local/bin/lsphp
Use of uninitialized value $home in quotemeta at /var/cpanel/ea4/ea_php_cli.pm line 264.
Use of uninitialized value $home in concatenation (.) or string at /var/cpanel/ea4/ea_php_cli.pm line
264.
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Hey there! When we've seen this issue in the past, it has been related to wrong permissions on a particular user's home directory. You can check the /home area of the machine and see if any user stands out, or you can try and strace the lsphp command and see where that specific error gets generated, but either method should lead you to more details. 0 -
Hey there! When we've seen this issue in the past, it has been related to wrong permissions on a particular user's home directory. You can check the /home area of the machine and see if any user stands out, or you can try and strace the lsphp command and see where that specific error gets generated, but either method should lead you to more details.
Ok ok, I'll hunt down that path, thanks!0 -
Home dirs 711 | rwx--x--x Need some other ideas please haha 0 -
Unfortunately I don't have any other ideas on my end. There are very few instances of this error, and the only ones I see were related to permissions, so it might be best to submit a ticket so we can check this out. 0
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