Hi Folks
I like to contribute some code to the Joomla-CMS Core. I wrote a little app
that searches for updates
and mail to the website owner, if any is available. So far not bad.
Developed on localhost (xampp/windows),
testet on a hosting server (linux/shared).
And the script does not work on the hosting-server, because in a parent's
class constructor
(JApplicationCli = designed for commandline) is a statment, to ensure, that
the call is coming from the command-line:
if(!defined('STDOUT') | ! defined(STDIN) | !isset($_SERVER['argv']))
{
die();
}
On the hosting server, that uses suPHP, I figured out that these two
constants STDIN and STDOUT are not defined,
and thus let the script die.
Because the existence of that statement let me assume, that in
php-cli-environments generally these two constants
should be defined by default. Right?
As I am not a server geek, my questions are (and hopefully someone has a
answer):
- is this statement wrong because these constants must not necessarly are
defined by the cli-environment, and the statement
in that core-class should be changed?
- are these constants only in suPHP not defined by default?
- or is the server not properly configurated and STDIN/STDOUT should be
defined? And if, what and where should be
changed in the configuration?
I am thankful for every toughts and hints.
Cheers
Roger
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