Thanks for the tips. Luckily I came back to the list after trying to
build PHP with some options with no luck. I only need a static build and
that installed fine. Then I had a warning about using date() and set the
default timezone prior to the call in the script to get by that. Now it
says mai
Brian Dessent wrote:
Robert Fitzpatrick wrote:
Thanks, yes, I want to use the script by cron, can you point out how
that will be done? I've found some cygwin cron stuff, but still no word
on exactly how I set that up under cygwin. I already thought I'd rewrite
Install the cron package
Robert Fitzpatrick wrote:
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> Thanks, yes, I want to use the script by cron, can you point out how
> that will be done? I've found some cygwin cron stuff, but still no word
> on exactly how I set that up under cygwin. I already thought I'd rewrite
> the utility in Perl, but I figured I'd chec
Robert Fitzpatrick wrote:
> Thanks, yes, I want to use the script by cron, can you point out how
> that will be done? I've found some cygwin cron stuff, but still no word
> on exactly how I set that up under cygwin. I already thought I'd rewrite
Install the cron package. Read /usr/share/doc/Cygw
Brett Serkez wrote:
You would think I could find lots of info on this subject, but for
some reason I can't. I found info from googling the subject and some
mention of building php with cygwin, but do not see PHP in cygwin
setup. I tried to run a php script from a cygwin prompt using the
php.exe i
> You would think I could find lots of info on this subject, but for
> some reason I can't. I found info from googling the subject and some
> mention of building php with cygwin, but do not see PHP in cygwin
> setup. I tried to run a php script from a cygwin prompt using the
> php.exe installed int
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