John Yu wrote:
Runas has a /savecred to load a saved credential, maybe that will help?
I did try that before. When I was in the shell I could use runas
/savecred with a php script and only had to input the password once.
However, I couldn't get this to work within PHP when using exec(). I
thin
Runas has a /savecred to load a saved credential, maybe that will help?
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From: Jason Barnett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 10:41 PM
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: Running PHP scripts as a different user
De Greef SéBastien wrote
De Greef SéBastien wrote:
why don't you try runas in the exec() function ?
runas requires you to enter the password credentials after you've
executed the command. I'm not aware of how to pass information like
that while PHP is trying to use exec(), it just hangs waiting for input
that never com
why don't you try runas in the exec() function ?
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> It seems that several people have run into a problem where PHP did not
> have permission to access certain folders / files in Windows. I have
> two solutions that
