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Sorry @Woet I don’t quite understand…
The line of code in question is as follows:
shell_exec(‘php mailTemplates/execMailBM.php ’ . escapeshellarg(serialize($mailParams)) . ’ > /dev/null 2>/dev/null &’);
Thanks, Ed.
Hi @Woet I’ve just tried an absolute path to the file, the command is below:
shell_exec(‘php /var/www/x/mailTemplates/execMailBM.php ’ . escapeshellarg(serialize($mailParams)) . ’ > /dev/null 2>/dev/null &’);
It didn’t make a difference, same result.
Hi @Woet PHP has been setup to run globally, I can execute it from the command line without issue, so I don’t believe it’s the PHP path.
Can you help me modify that line of code to write to a external error log perhaps? Thank you!