safe_mode & open_basedir issue about apai-io

[Exeu]

You can instanciate the Rest-Request with some options as you can see here:

public function __construct(array $options = array())
    {
        $this->options = array(
            self::USERAGENT => "ApaiIO [" . ApaiIO::VERSION . "]",
            self::CONNECTION_TIMEOUT => 10,
            self::TIMEOUT => 10,
            self::FOLLOW_LOCATION => 1
        );
        $this->setOptions($options);
    }

So with this you are able to disable CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION.

$x = new Rest\Request(array(Request::FOLLOW_LOCATION => 0));

Now you have to pass $x to the configuration object.

[Exeu]

so i think this issue is closed now?

[markhilton]

that fixed it for me

[Daijobou]

Thank you! That help me too.

[enjoyjeremy-bc]

Hi, sorry if this is an old thread but I'm having the same issue.

How do I pass $x into the configuration object? I tried adding it like this:

$x = new Rest\Request(array(Request::FOLLOW_LOCATION => 0));
$conf = new GenericConfiguration($x);
try {
    $conf
        ->setCountry('{omitted}')
        ->setAccessKey('{omitted}')
        ->setSecretKey('{omitted}')
        ->setAssociateTag('{omitted}');
} catch (\Exception $e) {
    echo $e->getMessage();
}
$apaiIO = new ApaiIO($conf);

When I add that line you mentioned, I get this error:

Fatal error: Class 'Rest\Request' not found in {omitted} on line 45

Thanks for the help!

[Exeu]

First follow the installation instructions: http://exeu.github.io/apai-io/installation.html

After you've done this try this:

$x = new \ApaiIO\Request\Rest\Request(array(\ApaiIO\Request\Rest\Request::FOLLOW_LOCATION => 0));
try {
    $conf
        ->setCountry('{omitted}')
        ->setAccessKey('{omitted}')
        ->setSecretKey('{omitted}')
        ->setAssociateTag('{omitted}')
       ->setRequest($x);
} catch (\Exception $e) {
    echo $e->getMessage();
}
$apaiIO = new ApaiIO($conf);

[enjoyjeremy-bc]

That worked! Thanks!

[flowdee]

I've got a client with the same problem. In my case I already added the FOLLOW_LOCATION 0:

$conf = new GenericConfiguration();

$x = new \ApaiIO\Request\Rest\Request(array(\ApaiIO\Request\Rest\Request::FOLLOW_LOCATION => 0));

try {
    $conf
        ->setCountry($country)
        ->setAccessKey($aws_api_key)
        ->setSecretKey($aws_api_secret_key)
        ->setAssociateTag($aws_associate_tag)
        //->setRequest('\ApaiIO\Request\Rest\Request')
        //->setResponseTransformer('\ApaiIO\ResponseTransformer\XmlToDomDocument');
        //->setRequest('\ApaiIO\Request\Soap\Request')
        //->setResponseTransformer('\ApaiIO\ResponseTransformer\ObjectToArray');
        ->setRequest($x);
} catch (\Exception $e) {
    echo $e->getMessage();
}

$amazon = new ApaiIO($conf);

but nethertheless his shared hosting returns the error:

PHP Warning: curl_setopt(): CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION cannot be activated when an open_basedir is set in /var/www/vhosts/.../libs/apai-io/exeu/apai-io/lib/ApaiIO/Request/Rest/Request.php on line 146

I followed the installation steps and my configuration is attached above. Any idea what it could be @Exeu ?

[flowdee]

In addition to my previous post, I tested a little bit around and found something interesting:

public function __construct(array $options = array())
{
    $this->options = array(
        self::USERAGENT          => "ApaiIO [" . ApaiIO::VERSION . "]",
        self::CONNECTION_TIMEOUT => 10,
        self::TIMEOUT            => 10,
        self::FOLLOW_LOCATION    => 0
    );
    $this->setOptions($options);
}

After setting the FOLLOW_LOCATION to 0 inside the constructor, the problem disappeared. Shouldn't be this setting be overwritten by the following line?

$x = new \ApaiIO\Request\Rest\Request(array(\ApaiIO\Request\Rest\Request::FOLLOW_LOCATION => 0));

[Exeu]

Yes it will ;) see setOptions function.

[flowdee]

Yeah but why does the error still occur? As I wrote CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION cannot be activated when an open_basedir is set only disappears when I edit the Rest/Request.php constructor manually.

[Exeu]

Go ahead and grab a debugger. Step into it and investigate what is happening there in your case.
More i cannot do for you.