> On the Linux box compile PHP as CGI (i.e. don't configure it as an apache > mod). Then you can just run your script from the the command-line.
This is called CLI (Command Line Interface), not CGI (Common Gateway Interface). The CGI is called from an WebServer; CLI get's called from a shell-(script) or any thing. Anyway, this is the most likely way to do this. The PHP Binaries for Windows already ship with a CLI-Version of PHP which lives in the root of your PHP folder. Most Linux Distribution have also one (I'm not using Red Hat), which would usually live in /usr/bin/php ( to find out, type: whereis php). The CLI can fine be scheduled either by a Vixie-Crontab or by a windows scheduler task. Sascha -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
