On Fri, October 27, 2006 6:22 am, Rosen wrote:
> I have scheduled php script, which runs with "c:\php\php.exe php
> test.php",
> i.e. without browser. I give working dir the directory of the script.
> When I start it from the browser all is ok.
> But when I start manualy sctipt with "c:\php\php.exe
Rosen wrote:
> Hi,
> I have scheduled php script, which runs with "c:\php\php.exe php test.php",
> i.e. without browser. I give working dir the directory of the script.
> When I start it from the browser all is ok.
> But when I start manualy sctipt with "c:\php\php.exe text.php >ll.txt" the
> scr
At 08:22 AM 10/27/2006, Rosen wrote:
Hi,
I have scheduled php script, which runs with "c:\php\php.exe php test.php",
i.e. without browser. I give working dir the directory of the script.
When I start it from the browser all is ok.
But when I start manualy sctipt with "c:\php\php.exe text.php >ll
On 27/10/06, Dave Goodchild <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No, it's running otherwise he wouldn't even see the function error message.
I run php scripts on Fedora all the time - all -q does is suppress HTTP
headers. The Oracle extension may not be installed?
It's most likely installed as he doesn't
No, it's running otherwise he wouldn't even see the function error message.
I run php scripts on Fedora all the time - all -q does is suppress HTTP
headers. The Oracle extension may not be installed?
On 27/10/06, Rosen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have scheduled php script, which runs with "c:\php\php.exe php test.php",
i.e. without browser. I give working dir the directory of the script.
When I start it from the browser all is ok.
But when I start manualy sctipt with "c:\php\php.exe text
Hi,
I have scheduled php script, which runs with "c:\php\php.exe php test.php",
i.e. without browser. I give working dir the directory of the script.
When I start it from the browser all is ok.
But when I start manualy sctipt with "c:\php\php.exe text.php >ll.txt" the
script gives me an error( in
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