I am currently using Apache 1.3.27, PHP 4.3.2 and our server is
configured to force all users to use PHP as a script by calling
#!/usr/local/bin/php at the top of each script causing suexec to control
scripts. I noticed a really strange thing from one of our users. I have
tested the following and
hello all,
I am trying to use either of the functions above to execute a compiled c
program on linux. The command line works with ./a.out (a.out being the
filename). Both my test.php and the exe are in the same directory.
I've tried combinations of all the following. Thx Mignon
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On Friday 20 June 2003 00:11, Mignon Hunter wrote:
I am trying to use either of the functions above to execute a compiled c
program on linux. The command line works with ./a.out (a.out being the
filename). Both my test.php and the exe are in the same directory.
I've tried combinations of
Hi everyone.
I'm running a RedHat Linux 8.0 server with php 4.2.2 on apache. I'm
having trouble using the system execution commands. If any of these
commands are included in my script it hangs, I don't even get output
that is flushed before the command:
echo 'Text to be flushed';
Hello all,
I've installed PHP 4.1.2 to the Apache Web server,
and I wanted to control IO ports. But I always got
error: Cannot open /dev/port: Operation not permitted
or
error: ioperm: Operation not permitted
I played with the httpd.conf - Directory / ... /Directory
Directory /var/www..
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