php-windows Digest 6 Sep 2002 06:23:07 -0000 Issue 1325
Topics (messages 15682 through 15687):
SquirrelMail
15682 by: David Hollister
Scheduling Help
15683 by: Nicole Amashta
15684 by: dash php
15685 by: Rich Gray
Re: mkdir problem
15686 by: Shawn Sellars
Exec command not working.
15687 by: Kurtis Harper
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Any SquirrelMail users out there? I'm trying to figure out if global
address book functionality is simply a matter of verifying the LDAP - PHP
configuration or if there is a missing ingredient. I'm running SM on W2K /
IIS5 / PHP 4.1.2 against Exchange Server 5.5.
TANKS,
Dave
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Hello,
I have a question regarding schedulings scripts. The server runs on a linux
machine. But the user does not have ability to use crons for scheduling.
Is there another way to schedule a php script to run, say, every 15 minutes
without any human intervention?
I am working on a maling script that currently sends out emails in real
time. However, since the numbers of members are growing, the time it takes
to complete is prolonged. So, I want to back up mailings in a "queue" and
have them sent out every XX number of minutes instead of real time.
Your suggesions are greatly appreciated!
TIA!
Nicole
www.aeontrek.com
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You'd have to execute the PHP script somehow via cron or AT (assuming
windows). That'd be the only way to have it run without keeping a web
browser open to a page set to refresh every 15 minutes...
-Dash
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From: Nicole Amashta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 1:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Scheduling Help
Hello,
I have a question regarding schedulings scripts. The server runs on a linux
machine. But the user does not have ability to use crons for scheduling.
Is there another way to schedule a php script to run, say, every 15 minutes
without any human intervention?
I am working on a maling script that currently sends out emails in real
time. However, since the numbers of members are growing, the time it takes
to complete is prolonged. So, I want to back up mailings in a "queue" and
have them sent out every XX number of minutes instead of real time.
Your suggesions are greatly appreciated!
TIA!
Nicole
www.aeontrek.com
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Hey Nicole,
If you can run shell commands then you should be able to kick off a daemon
type shell script to run a php script every xxx mins - without cron/at
privileges tho' then the daemon script will have to be kicked off each time
the box gets rebooted but that wont be too often I should think or hope ...
Let me know if you need more info..
Cheers
Rich
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From: Nicole Amashta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 September 2002 13:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Scheduling Help
Hello,
I have a question regarding schedulings scripts. The server runs on a linux
machine. But the user does not have ability to use crons for scheduling.
Is there another way to schedule a php script to run, say, every 15 minutes
without any human intervention?
I am working on a maling script that currently sends out emails in real
time. However, since the numbers of members are growing, the time it takes
to complete is prolonged. So, I want to back up mailings in a "queue" and
have them sent out every XX number of minutes instead of real time.
Your suggesions are greatly appreciated!
TIA!
Nicole
www.aeontrek.com
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Assuming you're running Windows, have you checked the permissions for
the FTP user on that directory in Windows itself? I haven't had any
problems doing this, but it's for internal use, and the FTP user has
unrestricted access.
Good Luck,
Shawn Sellars
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From: Jochem [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] mkdir problem
When I make a directory from within a php-file I don't have the right to
delete it or files in it with a ftp-progam. I use the command below:
mkdir($dir, 0777);
I first tried 0755 and later 0777, but neither of them worked.
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Hi,
I am running IIS 5 and php 4.2
I will give a lilltle background on what I am trying to do,
I am trying to run a program called convert.exe through php. This program
will take a jpg and reduce the resolution of the jpg.
The command format the works from the Command Line is:
convert -size 10x10 1.jpg 2.jpg
This will convert 1.jpg to a resolution of 10x10 and create the 10x10 file
called 2.jpg.
I tried different ways and none seem to work, some thing I tried are:
exec("convert -size 10x10 1.jpg 2.jpg");
shell_exec("convert -size 10x10 1.jpg 2.jpg");
exec("c:\picture.bat"); /with picture.bat containing convert -size 10x10
1.jpg 2.jpg
I found on the php.net a sample code of the exec command to display the task
list of XP (this only displayed a blank screen in my browser), this code
was:
<?php
$tlist1 = shell_exec("cmd /c tasklist");
$tlist2 = ereg_replace(" "," ",$tlist1);
$tlist = nl2br($tlist2);
echo "<font face=\"Fixedsys\">\n";
echo $tlist;
echo "</font>";
?>
Is there something simple I am missing to run a program through php, any
advise is truly appreciated.
Thanks
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