Thanks
I just figured it out
$p = proc_open($command,
array(1 => array('pipe', 'w'),
2 => array('pipe', 'w')),
$io, getcwd());
The proc_open command can take a parameter with the current directory whi
That (dir still showing the unchanged path) may have something to do
with "cd" being an internal comand of PHP Shell. As far as I know you do
not really change to the directory but just tell PHP Shell where you
want the next comand to be executed.
That is because the connection to PHP / the web
After some experimentation, changing $_SESSION['cwd'] to chdir() and getcwd()
depending on what I need seems to work out
It will now recognize the current directory but commands like 'dir' still give
me the system32 (probably has something to do with cmd.exe being in system32)
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I'm sorry but I do not have a clue what the problem might be caused by,
so I will not be able to help you... sorry for that!
Actually I am just subscribed to this list because I once used PHP
Shell... but that was some years ago...
I hope there's anybody else reading this who is more familiar
Yes I am still subscribed ;)
I have tried different methods such as
cd /
cd ..
cd ../
cd C:\
cd C:
cd C:/
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From: Tobias Unger
To: ArcyQwerty ; Discuss the development of PHP Shell
Sent: Sunday, May 10, 2009 4:37 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: PHP Shell
Ok, I thought you would still be the projects' administrator.
Thank you for this information.
Martin Geisler schrieb am 11.05.2009 00:14 Uhr:
Tobias Unger writes:
OK. Well then the problem must be caused by something else.
I guess you tried using "cd .." serveral times instead of cd "C:\
