Evan Chaney wrote:
In this particular instance I need PHP to be able to execute
ImageMagick's "convert" binary which I installed using Fink. As it is,
when I visit the page that has the PHP script in it Apache writes "sh:
line 1: convert: command not found" to the error log.
After a few tests, I can only say that it works for me. When I put ".
/sw/bin/init.sh" or, what is exactly the same thing, "source
/sw/bin/init.sh" into /usr/sbin/apachectl (as second line, for example)
and use the following code in my test.php:
<?php
$output = `env`;
echo "<pre>$output</pre>";
?>
then I can clearly see all the fink-defined environment variables, and
when I replace `env` by `convert --help`, I see the help page of convert.
This works when I start apache via the Sharing system pref panel. When I
start it from the command line via "sudo apachectl start", I don't even
need to put anything into /usr/bin/apachectl, it inherits my whole
command line environment.
In addition, the system environment which I have defined in
~/.MacOSX/environment.plist is also inherited by php.
I have no idea why this shouldn't work in your case. What does your php
script look like?
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Martin
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