Radu --
...and then Radu Manole said...
%
% Hi guys,
Hi!
%
% I have 2 scripts located in a directory and 3 dirs with 3 subdomain.
% Something like this.
%
% /scripts
% - input.php
% - output.php
OK...
%
% /user1 -> subdomain user1.mysite.com
% /user2 -> subdomain user2.mysite.com
% /user3 -> subdomain user3.mysite.com
Also OK...
%
% What can I do to execute the input.php script from any subdomain and get
% output.php (response) in the same subdomain?
% Do I need to copy the "scripts" directory in each subdomain dir?
In order to call the script like
http://user1.mysite.com/input.php
you'll have to have input.php under that site's DOCUMENT_ROOT directory.
You could do this with a symbolic link or you could just have a simple
wrapper
$ cd /user1
$ cat input.php
and then put all of the meat in the /scripts dir. We do this on our
server where we have about 80 sites that use our web gallery software and
all of our clients get the new version when we publish it to our central
location. Meanwhile, we can point test sites elsewhere (eg /scripts/test
containing input.php and output.php) just by updating that little wrapper
in a jiffy.
Once you're in your input.php script, you can also include any other
script or file. I don't know just what you mean about executing the
input script ... and getting the output script, since usually one runs
the script and the script generates the output. Let us know if you have
more questions, though, and we'll try to help :-)
%
% many thanks,
% Radu
HTH & HAND
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