Attempted to call function “imap_open” from namespace “Webkul\UVDesk\MailboxBundle\Console”.
We found a solution:
I cant explain how this fixes the problem but it did seem to.
despite PHP reporting that imap extension is installed and me confirming it works by running a test script in the browser it wasnt working on the command line. So,basically reinstalled imap and dependancy php-curl (See below the steps for Linux but i would imagine the same principle should work for Windows. The odd thing is those extensions were installed – so maybe it was an update that was required. my guess is the browser may be running php 7.3 (IMAP works for the browser) but the command line is using php 7.4 which didnt have imap and curl extensions installed. I ended up with two versions of php quite by accident – i dont know how 7.4 got on my server
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Attempted to call function “imap_open” from namespace “Webkul\UVDesk\MailboxBundle\Console”.
We found a solution:
I cant explain how this fixes the problem but it did seem to.
despite PHP reporting that imap extension is installed and me confirming it works by running a test script in the browser it wasnt working on the command line. So,basically reinstalled imap and dependancy php-curl (See below the steps for Linux but i would imagine the same principle should work for Windows. The odd thing is those extensions were installed – so maybe it was an update that was required. my guess is the browser may be running php 7.3 (IMAP works for the browser) but the command line is using php 7.4 which didnt have imap and curl extensions installed. I ended up with two versions of php quite by accident – i dont know how 7.4 got on my server
sudo apt install php-imap
463 sudo phpenmod imap
464 sudo apt update
465 sudo apt
467 sudo apt upgrade -y
468 sudo reboot
469 sudo apt update
470 sudo apt upgrade
471 sudo apt autoremove
472 sudo reboot
477 sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php
478 sudo apt-get update
479 sudo apt-get install php-curl