Some php functions not working properly

[cheesycraps]

I am aware that with the current php configuration upgrades, there might have been some settings and functions affected by this. I am using the Php Intermediate Configuration Version, and everything has been doing fine until today. So I believe it has something to do with the updates.

I am running a Wordpress Blog and haven't touched any settings on my files, but when I tried to automatically upgrade some plugins and save edited post/pages, I get some errors as follows:

Warning: phpinfo() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/myusername/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 2216

Warning: getmyuid() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/myusername/public_html/wp-admin/includes/file.php on line 451

I guess some other users are facing closely related script malfunctions, as I have read the other posts.

I fairly understand that the administration has been working hard to make the service better for everyone of us, hence, I am adding this information in hopes to help the admin in resolving some upgrade issues that users, like myself, are encountering.

Thank you and happy 'webbing' to all.

 

[DefecTalisman]

phpinfo() & getmyuid() was never allowed in the intermediate configuration.

For these you would have to request Advanced PHP config in order to make use of these functions.

 

[cheesycraps]

Hmm.. Is that so? I wonder why suddenly everything stopped working properly then. I used to do just same normal routine (editing, updating plugins, saving edited pages/posts) with only PHP Intermediate Version support and things went smooth-sailing, until today.

I have upgraded my WPblog platform and have been using it for already two weeks, and everything's okay. Now I'm surprised why all these errors came up when I didn't touch anything, nor update anything in my blog platform. The only thing I know that's being worked on is the Php configuration and server updates, that's why I considered it.

Oh well, just have to keep observing for now until all the updates are completed, and probably start debugging if still something goes off.