php-windows Digest 11 Feb 2004 09:22:02 -0000 Issue 2116
Topics (messages 22781 through 22784):
Re: Does anyone have experience with php_ntuser/php_iisfuncs.dll?
22781 by: Frank M. Kromann
perl & php
22782 by: Mark Anderson
22783 by: Andrew Séguin
22784 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
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Hi Mike,
I maintain both extensions, and they are stable but I have not had enough
time to create any documentation for these two extensions. I did write an
article in PHP Magazine some months ago about IISFunc. At this point your
best choice is to look at the source code. I can extract the prototypes
for you if that woild make life easier. You are also welcome to use this
list (or email me directly) for questions.
- Frank
> I running php on a win2k/iis box in a intranet enviroment. I recently
> came across two dll's which I thought I might be able to use (in my
> windows enviroment): php_ntuser.dll and php_iisfuncs.dll. I found them
> on http://snaps.php.net/win32/PECL_UNSTABLE/ and
> http://kromann.info/pecl.php. Google returns 6 hits (three to snaps,
> three to kromann) so that was no help. ntuser is listed under the PECL
> unstable branch but the compile
> log(http://snaps.php.net/win32/PECL_STABLE/compile.log) shows no
errors.
>
> So, does anyone now what is exposed by these dlls? or recommend a good
> decompiler? Thanks for the help.
>
> regards,
>
> mikeg
>
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hi list. does anyone have a clue on managing access to a script
written in perl from php? is there a way they can work together?
thanxs in advance.
mark
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Can they work together? Not really. And yet, ..
I recently did this to wrap a website's session based
authentication/priveleges system around awstats.
My PHP wrapper script, when it called the AWStats perl script, has all CGI
environment variables set, so the output was ok even for the seperate
pages. (all I had to do was in the perl script make sure it outputed the
right file name in the output).
The only catch was to capture the output of the script and remove the http
headers that it sent out.
So other then calling the perl script through exec'ing 'perl.exe
c:\path\awstats.pl'... I don't know of any method to interface PHP to work
with perl.
Although, a thought as I was about to finnish this email...
you could always (using perl for one page, php for another) use custom but
compatible session handlers in both PHP and Perl and then you could use
them together on your website.
Still doesn't address more direct interactions though.
hope that helps at least a bit...,
Andrew.
> hi list. does anyone have a clue on managing access to a script
> written in perl from php? is there a way they can work together?
>
> thanxs in advance.
>
> mark
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Is this what you are lokking for(?):
www.php.net/popen
www.php.net/passthru
www.php.net/exec
www.php.bet/shell_exec
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From: Mark Anderson
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Sent: 2004-02-09 00:03
Subject: [PHP-WIN] perl & php
hi list. does anyone have a clue on managing access to a script
written in perl from php? is there a way they can work together?
thanxs in advance.
mark
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