Robert Fitzpatrick wrote:
I have a php script that I use for backup with rsync over ssh and those
tools work great under cygwin. I'd like to use this same script that I
use on my unix/linux servers.
You would think I could find lots of info on this subject, but for some
reason I can't. I found
I have a php script that I use for backup with rsync over ssh and those
tools work great under cygwin. I'd like to use this same script that I
use on my unix/linux servers.
You would think I could find lots of info on this subject, but for some
reason I can't. I found info from googling the
I have a php script that I use for backup with rsync over ssh and those
tools work great under cygwin. I'd like to use this same script that I
use on my unix/linux servers.
You would think I could find lots of info on this subject, but for some
reason I can't. I found info from googling the
Hello,
is this possible?
I have a script stored in mysql database. For simplicity let's say:
?
phpinfo();
?
is stored in db.
Is it somehow possible to include this script to a running php process for
execution? Some analogy to include(file); but for a mysql stored script?
Thanks
Martin
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On Monday 08 September 2003 01:27, Dan Anderson wrote:
You need to be more specific. What error do you get?
I don't get any error. It will ask me for the HTML code to the page and
just not work. So I'm assuming that instead of being processed by
Apache and a preprocessor that can send it
How does it not work. It explodes? Well, this happens with phpnuke
sometimes, that how it's got its name.
You need to be more specific. What error do you get?
Dan Anderson wrote:
I have a client who wants me to install a script on their web site.
Only problem is they use PHP nuke and when I
You need to be more specific. What error do you get?
I don't get any error. It will ask me for the HTML code to the page and
just not work. So I'm assuming that instead of being processed by
Apache and a preprocessor that can send it to PHP it's being printed to
the screen.
-Dan
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PHP
I have a client who wants me to install a script on their web site.
Only problem is they use PHP nuke and when I edit a pages content and
type in :
?php include(script.php); ?
Or do something like:
OBJECT DATA=http://www.site.com/script.php;/OBJECT
It doesn't work. Can anybody tell me how to
Just wondering but is there any way PHP scripts can be run from the
command line from a standard Unix shell like, for example, perl rather
than being invoked via a browser and running web server, etc?
Such a feature would be very nice as there are a number of things that
can be done better from
On Monday 11 March 2002 20:18, andy thomas wrote:
Just wondering but is there any way PHP scripts can be run from the
command line from a standard Unix shell like, for example, perl rather
than being invoked via a browser and running web server, etc?
Such a feature would be very nice as
On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Jason Wong wrote:
On Monday 11 March 2002 20:18, andy thomas wrote:
Just wondering but is there any way PHP scripts can be run from the
command line from a standard Unix shell like, for example, perl rather
than being invoked via a browser and running web server,
hi, I was wondering if someone could help me with a small problem I'm
having.
I'm running a script that periodically dumps information from one server to
a database on another. We're running suse 7.1 and apache on the server
containing the information, and the problem is I don't know how to make
We're running suse 7.1 and apache on the server
containing the information, and the problem is I don't know
how to make
linux run the php script, or how to set up crobtab with the php
script in
mind. anyone have any ideas?
You can use this Tutorial
: [PHP] running php scripts
17.07.2001
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