On 15/06/2006, at 4:14 PM, Mark Davis wrote:
This sounds like permissions might be the cause, the web server
will be performing operations as the user it is running as (apache
or nobody), not as you :) so you'll need to either add apache to a
group or make the directory writeable by it... either that and/or
PHP is configured to run in safe mode where you can't use exec().
••••
I thought the same thing but I know the permissions are correct (It's
running on OSX Server so I have quite fine grained control over them)
I was intrigued to know if you could have applescripts as cgi
scripts.. sounds handy, have you seen these pages? Seems it can be
done quite easily.
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I've actually seen all three. The last one is OK but a little
different to what I need. I didn't want to have to 'learn' a whole
new way of doing things.
The good news is I have it working but in a rather convoluted way. I
use PHP to write a file into a common directory on the server using
the variable from RB as the file name. I've written an applescript
which duplicates the folder, renames it and then deletes the
original file. it gets called every few minutes from a cron job -
works a treat. At least now it's working I can investigate other
things without pressure and just leave well enough alone if I don't
find anything better.
cheers
kim
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