I have some long running scripts which I need to launch from a web page and
have them run in the background, but which should not cause the web page to
wait until the script finishes. Reading the manual on the backtick and
exec() operators seems to imply that the PHP function will be suspended
On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 11:38 AM, Tony Marston
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I have some long running scripts which I need to launch from a web page and
have them run in the background, but which should not cause the web page to
wait until the script finishes. Reading the manual on the backtick and
hey tony...
in linux, using the causes the process to run in the background.
do a quick search/test from google, and test using php, from the cmdline.
ie
php
?
time1
a=`ls -al `
time2
echo time2 - time1
?
the above isn't correct, but you should get the idea...
once you've got the
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