DD, I just had this same issue and resolved it (for me).
There's a couple ways to solve this. On my servers (centos 5) the env
variables retrieved from _SERVER are available from the cli but they
are a subset of the ones available from http. And cronjobs are even
fewer than cli env variables as
Hey,
for a specific cronjob I need to determine on which Server I am.
Normally I do this by the bootstrap where the Server Variable is
checked and configurations like
Configure::write('NON_SSL_HOST', 'http://www.domain.com').
But with Configure::read(...) I cannot get these entries from within
When running a PHP script VIA crontab the _SERVER ENV variables will
not be in scope due to script not running through your http server.
Perhaps you should set a variable in your PHP.ini file on your dev
machine and have your Task check to see if it is on your DEV machine
by doing an ini_get and
As of php 5.3, you can use the gethostname() function. Another option
is running the hostname shell command.
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