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How to edit "disabled_functions" on cPanel

WHM Access

If you manage your own cPanel installation and have WHM access:

Go to WHM -> PHP Configuration Editor -> Advanced Mode
In Advanced Mode, find 'disable_functions' and simply remove escapeshellarg
Save

Shared Web Hosting

If you do not have WHM access, please ask your web hosting provider to remove the functions.