Invalid usage of a reserved method name unlink() Sugar7

RE: Invalid usage of a reserved method name unlink() Sugar7

Juned Rawoot — Fri, 13 Sep 2019 12:04:16 GMT

Hello Saeed Techloyce,

This link not working. can you please tell me how do I remove blacklist function?

Thanks,:)

RE: Invalid usage of a reserved method name unlink() Sugar7

Saeed Techloyce — Wed, 17 Aug 2016 12:19:06 GMT

Thank you all of you guys. I just found a helpful link howto/sugarcrm_ondemand_alternative_functions.txt at master · maranemil/howto · GitHub and it tells us how to use blacklist function .... Here we can find unlink() method also.

Thanks all

RE: Invalid usage of a reserved method name unlink() Sugar7

Kenneth Brill — Mon, 15 Aug 2016 16:58:13 GMT

Yeah, in that case I would have to see more of your code and know what it is you are trying to accomplish. There really isn't a way to unlink() files in the OnDemand environment. If that's something you have to do then you would need to move your instance on site.

That being said there are always ways to make something work. It depends on what the file you want to delete does. If it's a PHP/TPL file then you might be out of luck, there just isn't an unlink command to use. But if its some sort of data file or JavaScript or CSS then maybe writing it to a file isn't necessary, I have kept data files like this in memory or written them to a DB table to get around the unlink() issue in the past. You can easily insert JS and CSS into TPL files in an ad-hoc fashion that might work.

Give us some detail on what you are trying to do and maybe we can help with a solution.

RE: Invalid usage of a reserved method name unlink() Sugar7

Matt Marum — Mon, 15 Aug 2016 16:35:47 GMT

Sorry - trying to work around package scanner to install custom code that uses blacklisted functions into Sugar On-Demand is a bad idea. The restrictions exist for a reason. Trying to work around restrictions by artificially disabling package scanner will get you kicked off Sugar On-Demand.

http://support.sugarcrm.com/Documentation/Sugar_Developer/Sugar_Developer_Guide_7.6/API/Application/Module_Loader/Module…

Deleting arbitrary files (using the unlink() function) is just something we are not going to allow you to do programmatically in Sugar On-Demand. You should look at alternative solution approaches. You haven't shared your complete business use case but I'm sure there are other ways to design a solution that meets your needs.

RE: Invalid usage of a reserved method name unlink() Sugar7

Hiren Darji — Mon, 15 Aug 2016 15:51:49 GMT

It seems you are trying to install the package on OnDemand instance.

All instances hosted on OnDemand have package scanner enabled by default.

And many of PHP functions are disabled on OnDemand instances.

You need to find the alternatinve function for that.

Or you can do following steps to install your same package,

1. Find a package that disable package scanner first.

2. Install your package

3. Revert step 1.

RE: Invalid usage of a reserved method name unlink() Sugar7

Saeed Techloyce — Mon, 15 Aug 2016 06:01:19 GMT

Thank you for reply , I just want to say that unlink() is a reserved method in sugar7. What method should i use instead of unlink().

RE: Invalid usage of a reserved method name unlink() Sugar7

Kenneth Brill — Mon, 15 Aug 2016 03:37:14 GMT

I am not sure what you are saying here. Are you looking for a way to do a sugarautoloader::unlink()? Why are you using that call, never seen it used outside of unit tests.