On Mon, August 6, 2007 4:14 am, Payne wrote:
> Does anyone know way to passthru man pages so they don't show the
> ascii
> formating?
The man command itself has a man page which describes how to format
the output to your liking, with or without all kinds of formatting.
man man
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Why don't you just use the man2html script?
2007. 08. 6, hétfő keltezéssel 05.14-kor Payne ezt írta:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know way to passthru man pages so they don't show the ascii
> formating?
>
> Payne
>
Richard Heyes wrote:
Does anyone know way to passthru man pages so they don't show the
ascii formating?
You could:
1) Replace all newlines (ASCII 10) with a tag. htmlspecialchars()
will do this for you.
2) Use a tag within which newlines are preserved
3) Use preg_replace to replace non-pr
Does anyone know way to passthru man pages so they don't show the ascii
formating?
You could:
1) Replace all newlines (ASCII 10) with a tag. htmlspecialchars()
will do this for you.
2) Use a tag within which newlines are preserved
3) Use preg_replace to replace non-printable characters (Ca
On Fri, June 17, 2005 6:47 am, Jason Barnett said:
> What is a reliable cross-platform way of showing which user PHP is
> running as?
http://php.net/get_current_user
The bogus User Contributed note about REMOTE_USER is, well, bogus, almost
for sure.
If that fails, I guess you could try:
Then
What is a reliable cross-platform way of showing which user PHP is
running as?
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I dunno what 127 actually means, but the last time we saw it on this list,
it boiled down to:
"You can't even run your 'sh' shell, much less Perl in that shell."
Check what's in /bin/sh and what its permissions are.
Make sure it's actually a valid shell binary, and not something bogus.
If that'
On Thu, June 16, 2005 11:44 am, Chris Herold said:
> Thanks for the tips; however, I think I am still missing something.
>
> My perl script is running when called by passthru() because within the
> body of the simple test code I have set it up to:
>
>
> print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
>
> pr
On Wed, June 15, 2005 5:36 pm, Chris Herold said:
> I have been told that in order to pass variables via passthru() to
> another script (in my case, a perl script) one can do the following ...
>
> passthru("home/test.cgi $var")
>
> and that $var will then be passed through to the cgi.
>
> I have tr
put quotes around:
passthru("htmldoc -t html --quiet --jpeg --webpage --footer --bottom
> 0.2cm --left 1.78cm --right 1cm --top 0.2cm '' $options '$filename'");
Guillouet Nicolas wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to use htmldoc with passthru function :
passthru("htmldoc -t html --quiet --jpeg --webpag
On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 17:06, Carlton L. Whitmore wrote:
> I'm having problems getting the following passthru statement to work. It
> works fine with the just the grep command.
> Help
>
> echo "\n";
> passthru('/usr/bin/grep " c=2048" " c=32" " c=2" /var/log/messages |
> /usr/bin/awk "{prin
On Friday 16 January 2004 06:06, Carlton L. Whitmore wrote:
> I'm having problems getting the following passthru statement to work. It
> works fine with the just the grep command.
> Help
>
> echo "\n";
> passthru('/usr/bin/grep " c=2048" " c=32" " c=2" /var/log/messages |
> /usr/bin/awk "{prin
On Friday 21 November 2003 08:53, Jesper Hansen wrote:
> I'm trying to run a super simple command through passthru.
>
> Here's my test.php file:
>
>
>
>
>
>
> It works if run directly with "php test.php".
> When this is run from the browser, there is no output, and the
> following error is logg
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> You probably have to put the full path to ls
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No, I've tried that along with all other obvious path stuff.
/Jesper
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Hi,
Friday, November 21, 2003, 10:53:08 AM, you wrote:
JH> I'm trying to run a super simple command through passthru.
JH> Here's my test.php file:
JH>
JH>
JH>
JH> It works if run directly with "php test.php".
JH> When this is run from the browser, there is no output, and the
JH> following e
On Wednesday 02 July 2003 22:04, david wrote:
> I'm trying to get the output of a shell command with PHP
>
> This is the command I'm Trying to execute, I also tried using system
> instead of passthru
>
>
>
>
> passthru(ftpwho -v, $return_var);
>
> echo $return_var;
>
> ?>
pass
I'm SURE you've got a good reason, but why are you wanting to generate a WAV
on demand? The loss in file quality occurs going from WAV > MP3, so then
later going back to WAV would only result in a bigger file size, with ZERO
benefit in audio quality.
Just asking :)
Justin
on 26/10/02 4:53 PM,
You need to use a frameset to do what you want.
the problem is the browser will only launch the Acrobat control if it
receives the content type app/pdf, an html page uses the content type
text/html.
your links should point to another page that outputs something like the
following based on inpu
Greets,
Just to elaborate: I want my user to be able to click on a hyperlink that
points to my PDF file, and have a new window pop up, displaying the contents
of the PDF file in the browser window (without prompting if they should save
the file) as well as set the HTML tag to the name of the rep
I believe there is header called "Content-disposition: filename.pdf" which
is defined in the proper RFC. And as far as I know some browsers don't
respect it. Search the list for it, you should find allot of info.
Mike
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> On the server itself (to which I have root access) I type:
>
>someProgram arg1 arg2 arg3
>
> and it runs properly, returning the proper output to standard output (the
> screen). I can do this
Just guessing here. On our setup, PHP runs as nobody. Is there a permissions
problem around "someProgram"?
Kirk
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> On t
OK, I finally found it. Someone else here recommended setenv -- it's
actually putenv. putenv was *not* found through any search I could make on
the PHP Web site involving the word environment and so on, I found it
through Google. And it's apparently documented under "PHP Options and
Information
Tim Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> fpassthru doesn't include the code in your php code. In just dumps the
file
> to output as it runs.
I was using the command "passthru", which is supposed to pass the *output*
of an external program through to standard out. In other words, let's say I
wanted
fpassthru doesn't include the code in your php code. In just dumps the file
to output as it runs. Anything defined in PHP (inluding variables and
functions) in the file passed through will not be available to the calling
program. You need include();
Tim Ward
Senior Systems Enginee
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> "Richard Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > http://php.net/setenv
>
> Thanks! But when I try this link, or the "Quick Ref" button on the PHP
home
> page, I can't find any
"Richard Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://php.net/setenv
Thanks! But when I try this link, or the "Quick Ref" button on the PHP home
page, I can't find anything about setenv. And the manual doesn't have
anything about it under Program Execution Functions. Is it undocumented?
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> I'm trying to use passthru in a PHP program to have an external program
> display some data. The problem is that I was trying to have the external
> program's environment pick up the form field variables automatically
passed
> into the PHP program as shell environment variables.
>
> In other wo
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