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...and then Ron Rudman said...
%
% I have a php cli that creates a file. It works fine when I execute it from
% the Linux command line as "php foo > bar". I'm trying to also execute this
OK.
% by clicking a form button on a web page via "system('php foo > bar')". I
Odd, as some hav
--- Ron Rudman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a report that I would like to run as a cron job, hence the
> need for a standalone CLI version that just reads the database and
> has no other context.
[snip]
> I can't see how I would use eval() here, since in the command line:
> "php foo", foo
I have a report that I would like to run as a cron job, hence the need for a
standalone CLI version that just reads the database and has no other
context. But...I would also like to run this report on demand from within a
web application. It seemed "obvious" that all I'd have to do was execute my
--- Ron Rudman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There are already plenty of echo statements in foo! They DO show up
> when I run php foo. It's when I try to use system("php foo") that I
> don't get anything.
I missed the original question, but why are you trying to use the PHP CLI
from within PHP its
There are already plenty of echo statements in foo! They DO show up when I
run php foo. It's when I try to use system("php foo") that I don't get
anything.
"Jay Blanchard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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[snip]
I have a php cli that creates a file. It works fine whe
[snip]
I have a php cli that creates a file. It works fine when I execute it
from
the Linux command line as "php foo > bar". I'm trying to also execute
this
by clicking a form button on a web page via "system('php foo > bar')".
I
can see that the file bar gets created but it's always empty. I'v
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