Here's something you might try. I haven't tried it with PHP, but I do use
it as a shortcut for a couple of VFP programs I have written when needing
to make registry entries.
Use PHP to write yourself a .reg file. Then run the .reg file with the exec
command.
If you have time to try this I woul
For registry stuff, try activestate perl with the win32::adminmisc
module from Roth Consulting - it should do the job for you in a php way
(well, almost).
-e
On Sunday, August 25, 2002, at 08:33 PM, Kevin Fonner wrote:
> Anybody know what a good way to access the windows registry with PHP?
>
I'm a great apologist of PHP, specially when compared with VBScript and
ASP... but... for that effect i think you would be better served with
perl itself...
It works well in windows and porting the maintenance scripts from
unix/perl to windows/perl would be fairly easy... a great source for
t
We'll I have been using Windows Scripting Host to do maintenance on the
computers in our comapany. Now I'm getting tired of dealing with
vbscript for windows and bash for unix/linux systems. I'd like to
standardize the scripting language I use for our company's mundane
tasks. I've looked at
fopen on system.dat and user.dat? For win9x at least, I've no idea where xp
and such store the registry. In fact, not having a 9x machine to hand, I
couldn't tell you how easy it is to interpret the two registry files. I
would imagine it's bloody dangerous and difficult though.
What are you tr
