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  • Plugin Author Alin Marcu

    (@deconf)

    I think file_get_contents is disabled in your server, ask your hosting company to enable or check these options:

    allow_url_fopen (should be set to 1)
    default_socket_timeout (should be around 60 or bigger)

    allow_url_fopen is also a security issue according to my host.

    Changing that option can open my site to injection hacks

    You might want to consider an alternative method like cURL

    Plugin Author Alin Marcu

    (@deconf)

    Now, this is funny, what’s so special about cURL? excepting the fact that it may be a little more verbose than file_get_contents().

    An injection attack works in the same way with cURL and file_get_contents() when the user input is not properly handled.

    Your hosting company should know that the include statement is now controlled by a more restrictive directive called allow_url_include. So, in my opinion, at this time, file_get_contents() is not better than cURL or or vice versa.

    Plugin Author Alin Marcu

    (@deconf)

    @debirobarts and @cadfile, to increase compatibility with hosts that have allow_url_fopen disabled, I decided to switch to cURL, upgrade to latest version!

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