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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
Thanks for letting me chime in. I'm just getting my feet wet with this, and the whole thread was most informative! Glad you're back up and running, Makarei; rhukster, class act and great representativ
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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
And thank you for going through with this, and iainsgillis for the other suggestion how to deal with this! :)
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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
Ok, thanks for diligently working through this with me. I hope that others will find this thread useful. Just glad you were able to resolve it :)
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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
It appear that besides the disabled curl_exec the other issue was that I had: ---- allow_url_fopen = 0 ---- Now I can launch $ bin/gpm selfupgrade. Perhaps this might be helpful for others in future:
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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
Progress, that output is fully expected :)
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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
Tot test if there is something more in my php.ini that could be a problem I just renamed it restarted PHP with defaults. And now I get: ------- $ bin/gpm selfupgrade Grav v0.9.29 is now available [rel
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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
At first the curl.php would not run, because I had the following in php.ini: ---- disable_functions = xxx, curl_exec, xxx ---- I have then removed curl_exec from the list and now the command outputs
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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
Can you just create a simple PHP file (curl.php): <?php $ch = curl_init("http://getgrav.org/downloads/grav.json"); curl_exec($ch); curl_close($ch); Then run it from the command line: $ php curl.ph
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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
iainsgillis, I have tried running as you have suggested but the error did not go away. I am on WebFaction hosting, running latest PHP, Apache, cURL, OpenSSL built from source. Though all ssl transacti
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Problem running gpm
· 11 years ago
I had a similar problem running bin/gpm [xxxxx] or bin/grav [xxxxx] (using shared hosting on Namecheap). I got around it by running $php bin/gpm selfupgrade