Try using virtual instead of exec, I think...
Otherwise, I'm guessing you want to walk through all of $HTTP_ENV_VARS and
build up a command line with each one being set followed by a ; and then
your actual CGI to run.
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From: Patrick Dunford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 8:06 AM
Subject: Executing a CGI script from a PHP script
> The server I am on uses a CGI script to get a count for home pages. With
> server side includes it is executed using the Apache "exec" SSO directive
> and works well.
>
> The problem with PHP is that the CGI script when executed by Apache sets
> a lot of environmental variables that apparently aren't set by the PHP
> script when using system() to run the CGI script.
>
> I wondered if there are any commands in PHP4 that will cause PHP/Apache
> to set the environmental variables the same way as it would when Apache
> executes a CGI script directly.
>
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