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måndagen den 22 september 2003 kl 14.31 skrev Jay Blanchard:
> exec("php script.php"); will run the script.
How does this look on a OSX/UNIX system? Can the path to php be found
in a system variable, for convinience and portability of the script?
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As usual for *nix type 'which php' which will return the path to the PHP executable.
For portability you could then do something to the effect of (not tested)
$pathPHP = exec("which php");
exec("$pathPHP script.php");
If you know the path to PHP you can include a bash line at the top of the script and
remove the php call from the exec.
#!/usr/local/bin/php //(top line of script)
exec("script.php");
See http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.php for more details
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