Hi Sara...
Thanks for your reply...
Sara Golemon schrieb:
For several reasons I need to call a php script every x minutes.
I need that on several platforms so I started to write a pecl
extension that implements something like a cron service.
Why not cron then?
I love cron, but I am mainly (85%) on windows with my apps and
want to have a simple and easy setup and not a bunch of
applications/services to install. There is just the apache service
bringing in php and my pecl. All other solutions I know are much more
voluminous and have more errorpoints.
Obviously I miss something in initing php, because php
crashes in main/streams/streams.c function php_stream_locate_url_wrapper()
when I call php_execute_script()
Correct. You're not in a request (you're probably not even in an
identifiable/unique thread context). Both are fixable by spinning up a
context at thread startup and either (A) wrapping a request
activate/deactivate around that timer, or (B) wrapping the
activate/deactivate just inside your thread context (giving you a
single-uberlong-running request).
Do you have some example / skeleton stuff for this
or can you give me a pointer on this where to find?
Many thanks in advance,
Roland
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