raretechs

I know this is late (today is June of 2022), however, if you are getting this error it's because X2 is looking for the clamscan command in the wrong location. For example mine was located at /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/clamscan To fix this I had to modify /protected/components/behaviors/ClamScanBehavior.php line 64 - $testProc = proc_open('clamscan --help', $descriptor, $pipes); into $testProc = proc_open('/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/clamscan --help', $descriptor, $pipes); Once I did that, it worked! I wish X2 would give you the ability to configure t

I know this is late (today is June of 2022), however, if you are getting this error it's because X2 is looking for the clamscan command in the wrong location. For example mine was located at /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/clamscan To fix this I had to modify /protected/components/behaviors/ClamScanBehavior.php line 64 - $testProc = proc_open('clamscan --help', $descriptor, $pipes); into $testProc = proc_open('/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/clamscan --help', $descriptor, $pipes); Once I did that, it worked! I wish X2 would give you the ability to configure t

First, thank you for your help! I tried a different user and it worked correctly. To fix the issue, I deleted the user with the issue and then recreated them. The error seems to have gone away. So now the question would be, what could CAUSE that to happen? All users were created exactly the same.

Is this in the wrong section? Any ideas would help, this is causing havoc for using the system. Please help. Thanks Rene

Environmental Info Apache version 2.2.15 PHP version 5.4.43 X2Engine version 6.5.2 X2CRM Version 6.5.2 Issue Description I receive this PHP Fatal Error (Internal Server Error 500) on various pages (main feed page, when adding an action with a calendar assignment on the contact page, etc). The page loads fine (there is no visual feedback on the page itself, however, in looking at the server logs and the Java Console, I can see that it is failing. Very specifically, if I click on a contact and then create an action for that contact with a calendar assignment, when I click the SUBMIT button, no