PHP has "heredoc" capability, though it'll look a little strange since
you'll need the () around the parameters. It's also used a little bit
differently. Here's the code:
$fp = popen("$Openssl_cmd req -new -config /usr/lib/openssl.cnf "
. "-key $cert_dir/key -days $days -out $cert_dir/request
1>&2", "w");
fputs ($fp, <<<USER_INFO
$subject[C]
$subject[ST]
$subject[L]
$subject[O]
$subject[OU]
$subject[CN]
$subject[Email]
USER_INFO
);
pclose($fp);
---
PHP uses <<< instead of << and does not have a ; at the end of the first
line. Typically, (using print), the "end" statement would have a ;, but
since you need to close the ()'s, and since you can't have anything
*BUT* a ; following the end statement, you need to put the ); on the
next line.
Good luck!
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 12:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Equivalent of this in php
What would be the equivalent of this in php. Mostly the open (REQ and
the print REQ <<USER_INFO; to the close REQ; Could somebody just point
me in the write
direction.
open (REQ, "|$Openssl_cmd req -new -config
/usr/lib/openssl.cnf "
. "-key $cert_dir/key -days $days -out
$cert_dir/request 1>&2") ||
return MSG_error("ssl_cant_gen_request");
print REQ <<USER_INFO;
$subject{'C'}
$subject{'ST'}
$subject{'L'}
$subject{'O'}
$subject{'OU'}
$subject{'CN'}
$subject{'Email'}
USER_INFO
;
close REQ;
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Best regards,
rdkurth mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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