Uwe, I don't use php from the command line, so I've been looking in the manual! PHP assumes it is talking with a web browser so outputs html. Use "php -q" to stop the header output. I sugggest you look at the manual Appendix H Using PHP from the Command Line.
Hope this helps. Chris Uwe Birkenhain wrote: >Hello Chris, >thank's for your answer! > >When I call this program with doubleclick or from the commandline a DOS-Box >opens a lot of text is running through and the Box closes again. >When I pause the text-flood I can see that is a lot of HTML-Code - probably >the sourcecode of the PHP-Info-Website which would normally appear in the >browser. > >BTW: I don't know why all my messages appeared together - I tried to get one >on top of the list (but failed somehow - I'm not yet familiar with >newsboards). Hope that this one appears in the right position. > >Greetings, >Uwe > > >Chris Hewitt schrieb in Nachricht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > >>Uwe, >> >>I'm not familiar with php on windows, but maybe I can give some >>pointers. I assume apache is running. The lines you have added in >>httpd.conf are for when calling php via a url in apache e.g. >>"http://yourbox.com/foo.php";. The lines do not tell windows that >>extensions of ".php" are associated with any program. To run the cgi >>version from the command line do "php foo.php". >> >>Use a simple file such as phpinfo.php for tests with this content: >><? php >>phpinfo(); >>?> >> >>Tell us what happens when you do this. >>HTH >>Chris >> > > > > -- PHP Install Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
