Re: [PHP] php like cgi

[Ulysses Almeida]

On Tue, 17 Apr 2001, Christian Reiniger wrote:
 Are you 100% sure that it's /bin/php ? That's a pretty unusual location 
 for PHP to be installed in. /usr/bin/php or /usr/local/bin/php are the 
 common ones

Yeah, my php interpreter is on /usr/bin/php, i just made a symlink on
/bin...,  but it's not the  problem, i tried with /usr/bin/php too!

 
 
 unneccessary if you leave out the -q
 
  I note this, i was just in test, 'cos without "q" dos not work too...

  I can execute the script on command line, and i get the expected output, 
but when i request it on my browser i get the Internal Server Error...

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[PHP] php like cgi

[Ulysses Almeida]

Hi..

  I'm tring to use a php-script like cgi, but the only thing i got is
"Internal Server Error..."

 That's my test-script..
---
#!/bin/php -q

?php
 echo "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

 echo "Hello World!\n";

?


  I tried whithout "-q" and "echo "Content-", but i got the same
error!

  That's my httpd_error.log
-
[Mon Apr 16 17:19:24 2001] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] Premature end of
script headers: /home/httpd/cgi-bin/teste.cgi


  How can i do it? I have bash, perl, C, cgis working here, just my
php-script dosn't work.

  Before asking, Yeah, i need to exec it like cgi, 'cos that was the only
way that i find to use posix_setuid().

  Thanks...

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[PHP] setuid

[Ulysses Almeida]

Hi...
 
   Is there a way to use posix_setuid without set Apache to run as root?
   Or, is there some other function to do the same thing?


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