using the full pathname of the uptime binary should work.
although, there are issues on some servers that user
'nobody' (a common owner for apache) cannot get 'uptime'
information... so even if you get uptime to work correctly,
beware that it may return bogus data.
> -Original Message-
On Sun, Jul 01, 2001 at 07:44:19PM -0500, Ryan wrote:
> I have chrooted apache+php but am having simple problems
> like not being able to exec uptime.
> uptime has been moved to /usr/serv/apache/usr/bin/uptime..
> Well anyways heres my lil php line im tring to get running
>
>
> I get no errors f
Hi Ryan!
On Sun, 01 Jul 2001, Ryan wrote:
> I have chrooted apache+php but am having simple problems like not being
> able to exec uptime.
> uptime has been moved to /usr/serv/apache/usr/bin/uptime..
> Well anyways heres my lil php line im tring to get running
>
>
> I get no errors from php, ju
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