On Friday 17 May 2002 18:11, Henry Grech-Cini wrote:
Hi All,
Is this possible?
Yes, compile php as a stand-alone binary, see manual for details.
I really don't want to go back to perl5 to setup an autoresponder system!
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Hi Henry,
Is this possible?
yup.
Set your cron job up as lynx -dump http://www.myserver.com/myscript.php
/dev/null (or pipe it to a logfile if you fancy) - obviously, you'll need
lynx installed for this to work :-)
Cheers
Jon
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To
yip it's possible in exactly the same way as you would Perl,
use:
#/path/to/php
/*
php code
*/
eof
and add it to cron as you would a perl script
-Original Message-
From: Henry Grech-Cini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 May 2002 11:12 AM
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Subject:
Set your cron job up as lynx -dump http://www.myserver.com/myscript.php
/dev/null (or pipe it to a logfile if you fancy) - obviously, you'll need
lynx installed for this to work :-)
but this is only needed only if you compile php into apache or am i wrong?
if i have the cgi version
correct...
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From: Michael Virnstein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 May 2002 12:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Using php as a scripting language within cron jobs?
Set your cron job up as lynx -dump
http://www.myserver.com/myscript.php
Hi Michael,
Set your cron job up as lynx -dump http://www.myserver.com/myscript.php
/dev/null (or pipe it to a logfile if you fancy) - obviously, you'll
need
lynx installed for this to work :-)
but this is only needed only if you compile php into apache or am i wrong?
if i have the
[snip]
but this is only needed only if you compile php into apache or am i wrong?
if i have the cgi version installed, i can call the php script
directly from the shell. The only thing for me to do then, is to set
#!/path.to/php in the first line of the script, right?
[/snip]
Can you have
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
but this is only needed only if you compile php into apache or am i wrong?
if i have the cgi version installed, i can call the php script
directly from the shell. The only thing for me to do then, is to set
#!/path.to/php in the first line of the script,
afaik yes.
The module version should be called if apache has been requested with one of
the
reqistered php file types. the cgi version can be used as shell interpreter.
the only thing that can smash th whole thing imo, is if you try to use the
cgi version
via web if you have php also installed as
the only thing that can smash th whole thing imo, is if you try to use the
cgi version via web if you have php also installed as apache module.
if anyone has infos here, it'll be really nice.
Regards Michael
Michael Virnstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Michael Virnstein wrote:
afaik yes.
The module version should be called if apache has been requested with one of
the
reqistered php file types. the cgi version can be used as shell interpreter.
the only thing that can smash th whole thing imo, is if you try to use the
cgi version
via web
[snip]
Works well, and if your using libraries of code, you can share between the
web module and the cgi. his is what I do, and sometimes I run a daemon to
update a cache, so that the web module never needs to hang the user while
it retrieves data from a remote site.
[/snip]
Too cool, I will
[snip]
but this is only needed only if you compile php into apache or am i
wrong? if i have the cgi version installed, i can call the php
script directly from the shell. The only thing for me to do then, is
to set
#!/path.to/php in the first line of the script, right?
[/snip]
Can
the only thing that can smash th whole thing imo, is if
you try to use the cgi version
via web if you have php also installed as apache module. but all of
what i wrote is a guess,
never tried by myself.
You can do all of the following simultaniously without and clashes:
* Use PHP as an
Set your cron job up as lynx -dump
http://www.myserver.com/myscript.php /dev/null
(or pipe it to a logfile if you fancy) - obviously,
you'll need lynx installed for this to work :-)
but this is only needed only if you compile php into apache or am i
wrong? if i have the cgi version
#!/path.to/php -q
I'd like to suggest the -q option for PHP shell scripts, which I rely on every
day.
James
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-q? this is for disabling the html headers, right?
James E. Hicks III [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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#!/path.to/php -q
I'd like to suggest the -q option for PHP shell scripts, which I rely on
every
day.
James
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#!/path.to/php -q
I'd like to suggest the -q option for PHP shell scripts, which I rely
on every day.
Sh!! We dont want to give away *everything* heh... bah ... well I
might as well give you the rest of the info.
[14:03:50][dhardiker@amnesiac]:~$ php -?
Usage: php [-q] [-h] [-s
I personally have never come across the method that is involved in compiling
PHP as a binary, but I have come up with a way to run PHP scripts from the
Command Line and Cron without the binary.
from the cron I would call this command...
wget -q -T10 http:/www.mydomain.com/myScript.php -0
from the cron I would call this command...
wget -q -T10 http:/www.mydomain.com/myScript.php -0 /dev/null
I have never had a problem with this method, although I am sure it has
a higher overhead than compiling as a binary and directly calling php.
This method (again) is insecure in the
On Fri, 17 May 2002, Dan Hardiker wrote:
from the cron I would call this command...
wget -q -T10 http:/www.mydomain.com/myScript.php -0 /dev/null
This makes it highly insecure as anyone could execute it (unless you
locked it down which is silly when you could just run it locally
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