Obviously an issue with that 3rd party dependency.

See issue phpseclib/phpseclib#1941 and PR phpseclib/phpseclib#1942 there.

To fix it in Joomla it would need to update that dependency to their latest release https://github.com/phpseclib/phpseclib/releases/tag/3.0.23 .

@jschmi102 Are you sure it was 4.4.0-rc1 which you have installed? In 4.4.0-rc1 the phpseclib/phpseclib dependency is already at version 3.0.23 in composer.lock, and the issue should have been fixed with that version. Maybe you have used a nightly build from before 4.4.0-rc1, i.e. a 4.4.0-rc1-dev?

The good news is that Joomla 5 does use that version

And so does Joomla 4.4

P.S.: The dependency was updated with PR #41829 in the 4.4-dev branch and that was merged up into 5.0-dev.

hi,
My joomla system indicates "4.4.0-rc1". JIT seems to be OK.
The check will throws an "UnexpectedValueException" if condition meets: !defined('PHPSECLIB_ALLOW_JIT)

Ah I just checked again, and it seems their latest release doesn't include the changes from their PR phpseclib/phpseclib#1942 . It was merged 3 weeks ago but the release was before that. I was confused by another change in this release regarding JIT.

So they have to make a new release before we can update to that.

@jschmi102 Do you have at least one of the 2 PHP extensions "GMP" and "BCMath" enabled?

P.S.: And does it work for you when you apply the changes from phpseclib/phpseclib#1942 ? (Make backup before that to later fall back, or do it only on a testing site.)

"GMP" and "BCMath" are enabled

I've asked in their repo if they will make a new release which includes that change ( phpseclib/phpseclib#1942 ). They said they will try to make one this week. I'll watch their repo for that and will make PR here to update our dependency when that is ready. In the mean time you only can switch JIT off or use the workaround to remove the check.

hi,
seems that change ( phpseclib/phpseclib#1942 ) has not added to joomla 4.4.0 as I get same error now in current release.

@jschmi102 As I have explained above, that change is not yet in any release of phpseclib so it can‘t be in Joomla either, and that they work on a new release so we can get that into 4.4.1 and 5.0.1.

@jschmi102 P.S.: What you could do if you have a testing environment, i.e. a copy of your site in a subfolder, a subdomain or on a local webserver: You could download the changed files from https://github.com/phpseclib/phpseclib/pull/1942/files and put them to their place in folder "libraries/vendor/phpseclib/phpseclib/phpseclib", check if the change helps and report back the result. That would be really a great help.

File "bootstrap.php" goes into the folder mentioned above, file "BigInteger.php" goes into subfolder "Math", and the other 3 changed PHP files go into subfolder "Math/BigInteger/Engines".

I tried your fix on a local testing environment and it worked. Thanks!

They have just made a new release of phpseclib which includes that change: https://github.com/phpseclib/phpseclib/releases/tag/3.0.33

I will prepare a PR to update our dependency to that.

hi,

installed and tested code with joomla 4.4.0 and joomla V5. It works on both!

Thank you!

Closing as having a pull request. Please test #42190 .

@jschmi102 @colibriful You can do that test on a testing environment or a copy of your life site (but please not on a productive site) by using the custom update URL https://ci.joomla.org/artifacts/joomla/joomla-cms/4.4-dev/42190/downloads/71359/pr_list.xml for live update or the custom update package https://ci.joomla.org/artifacts/joomla/joomla-cms/4.4-dev/42190/downloads/71359/Joomla_4.4.1-dev+pr.42190-Development-Update_Package.zip for upload & update (both created by Drone for that PR).

Thanks in advance.