do you have a "ScriptAlias"
directive in the apache conf's?
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Yes, it has the path to PHP on the first line. So there's no way to hide it?
It doesn't show up when it's a perl script and it's the path to perl.
On Thu, 17 May 2001, Nathan
t;manually":
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> # php script.php
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Does your script happen to look like this?
#!/usr/local/bin/php
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> Excellent. I got this working. From a comman
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> > OK, thanks. This is great. But will this affect my existing installation of
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> OK, thanks. This is great. But will this affect my existing installation of
> PHP? excuse the newbie questions!
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> I app
ipt/scriptname
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> Have Fun!
> Nathan Cook
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you can also run like:
php -q myfile.php
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> can PHP be coded and run as a stand-alone program? I
Nathan Cook wrote:
> then you can run scripts by:
> # /usr/local/bin/php /path/to/script/scriptname
Or you can put:
#!/usr/local/bin/php
as a first line in your script, then
% chown u+x yourscript
% ./yourscript
HTH,
Poncki
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I suppose I need to be more clear. I already have PHP running, but I want to
run actual PHP code that I write as a stand-alone program. Is this what you're
doing?
On Wed, 16 May 2001, you wrote:
> yeah. i run it as a CGI.
>
> compile it as a binary, then edit the apache config...
>
> that's
yeah. i run it as a CGI.
compile it as a binary, then edit the apache config...
that's it
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