Hi,
I posted this on phpbuilders forum last week and didn't get a peep, so please let me
know if more info or clarification would help.... This involves exec parsing and the
foreach function in PHP4.
I'm encountering a problem with the parsing of an exec string within a foreach loop
(itself nested in an if loop). The string executes correctly outside of the foreach
loop, but within the foreach mangles the arg syntax and returns error code 127.
The exec string within the foreach loop parses correctly up until it enounters the
arguments to my shell script. There it sees 0 or 1 arguments passed to the shell
script, triggering the "Usage: " message.
The exec string invokes the shell script via /bin/bash -c and looks like this:
exec("bin/putenv SOME_STRING /bin/bash -c \"bin/suexec $login \\\$SOME_STRING
my/shell/script $arg1 $arg2 $arg3 \" <<:eof\n".$somestring."\n:eof\n", $output,
$return);
For context, the foreach loop correctly expands and interprets variable and array
assignments.
Regards,
Julie
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