accually php allready has this command and you are so close to it :)
<?php
$user = $PHP_AUTH_USER;
$command = 'command.sh';
exec("$command $user", $result);
?>
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Chris Lee
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""Ken Jansons"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hello,
Is it possible to have the contents of a shell_exec command go into an
array?
I have the following in my PHP script:
<?
$user="$PHP_AUTH_USER";
$command="command.sh";
$output=shell_exec("$command $user");
?>
Which calls a shell script "dirlist.sh", which returns results similar to
the following:
www
www/docs
www/test
Is it possible to have each line put into an array? so that it would look
like:
$results = array("www", "www/docs", "www/test");
The shell script has dynamic output, so the number of lines, and line
content wouldn't be the same on every execution.
I would like to use a foreach loop to put the output from the script into a
form, so I am just wondering if the command/array scenerio is possible.
Thank you for any help,
Ken Jansons
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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