Hi, thanks for your reply.
I think I understand what you're saying, but I'm a little unclear how I
can unset those CGI specific variables *after* forking since I'm using
system() and like commands which do the fork on their own. The only
thing I can think of is using the "temporary" environment variables
(like: system("PATH_INFO= PATH_TRANSLATED php --version");) but that
could end up being quite a long command line. Is there another way and
can you give a code example?
Thanks,
J.D. Tysko
Software Engineer
BCS Engineering
>
> When PHP is called and the CGI specific environment variables (like
> PATH_INFO, PATH_TRANSLATED, etc.) are set, PHP executes the script
> specified by this environment variables and not the script specified
> on the command line.
>
> Therefore after forking, before executing another instance of PHP you
> have to unset all the CGI environment variables in order to make PHP
> execute the right script.
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