Matt Vos wrote:
What is the ASCII value of an EOF? Find that and use
For the benefit of those reading this in the future the value is 4, so
use chr(4);
Jc
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What is the ASCII value of an EOF? Find that and use
Matt
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From: Jean-Christian Imbeault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 5:24 AM
Subject: [PHP] Re: EOF: how to generate one in a string
> I'm at wit
Ok, found the problem. The external program I was trying to run is only
happy is it is called from the same directory as the one it resides in.
I guess it needs to access files in it's directory and by calling from
php somehow it gets confused as to where to files are.
Thanks to everyone for th
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> Subject: [PHP] Re: EOF: how to generate one in a string
>
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> I'm at wits end ... I've tried everything from system(),
> shell_exec(),
> bacticks, popen() and still no go ...
>
> I even tried writing the data to file first and then doing a
> s
I'm at wits end ... I've tried everything from system(), shell_exec(),
bacticks, popen() and still no go ...
I even tried writing the data to file first and then doing a
system("./prog 2>&1 < ./datafile") and that didn't work either.
I know that it shoudl work b/c if from the command line I iss
I also tried tried with popen with no success.
$fp = popen('/usr/src/bsfmdk/CCCallServer 2>&1', 'r');
fwrite($fp, $query);
$result = fread($fp, 8096);
echo "result is ";
echo "$result ";
I get back and empty result string ...
Any more hints?
Jc
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