hi
you can also use http://www.webcron.org
At 13:29 06/05/02, John Holmes wrote:
> > > He did say he did /not/ want to invoke it from a browser :)
> > I didn't think that PHP could run w/o one though, so my idea was to
>use a
> > text browser, have it run the script, then exit out. As I said, I
Yes, that works fine. Make it ~/php4/php -q if you don't
want to get the Content-Type: header.
miguel
On Mon, 6 May 2002, Sogno Kahlenberg wrote:
> It IS the CGI version. You mean I can
>
> ~~/php4/php /cgi-bin/cmanage/reindex.php
>
> to run it? Any other key points? Thanx.
>
>
Hi Miguel,
It IS the CGI version. You mean I can
~~/php4/php /cgi-bin/cmanage/reindex.php
to run it? Any other key points? Thanx.
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> On Mon, 6 May 2002, Julian wrote:
> > I didn't think
> > He did say he did /not/ want to invoke it from a browser :)
> I didn't think that PHP could run w/o one though, so my idea was to
use a
> text browser, have it run the script, then exit out. As I said, I was
> probably wrong ;)
Actually, that's exactly how it's typically done, using wget or
On Mon, 6 May 2002, Julian wrote:
> I didn't think that PHP could run w/o one though, so my idea was to use a
> text browser, have it run the script, then exit out. As I said, I was
> probably wrong ;)
Build the CGI version of PHP and you can run it from the command line like
any other interpre
> He did say he did /not/ want to invoke it from a browser :)
I didn't think that PHP could run w/o one though, so my idea was to use a
text browser, have it run the script, then exit out. As I said, I was
probably wrong ;)
Sabre
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On Monday 06 May 2002 13:59, Julian wrote:
> > I need to schedule to run a PHP script on server side, rather than invoke
> > it from browser. Is there any way to compile it to .exe so it can run on
> > Solaris/Apache environment?
Yes, full instructions in the manual.
> no such thing as .exe in S
> I need to schedule to run a PHP script on server side, rather than invoke it
> from browser. Is there any way to compile it to .exe so it can run on
> Solaris/Apache environment?
no such thing as .exe in Solaris ;) just "chmod 755" a file and it will
execute.
> If yes, can you help me know how
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