for
$last_line = system(dir \\, $retval);
there is
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OK, It's working :)
Thank you Yevgeniy for your help and your patience :)
?php
require_once '/home/users/iwitch/public_html/pd/lib/symfony/autoload/
sfCoreAutoload.class.php';
sfCoreAutoload::register();
?
?php
chdir('../');
$fs = new sfFilesystem();
$res = $fs-sh('php symfony cc');
echo
For the first line there is
Last line of the output:
--
Return value: 1
for second nothing, because \ just escapes '
I don't think this method will work out. Don't know why sh cut off slashes,
path to php is good because admin gave it to me.
Ok, but how about this:
$last_line = system('dir \\', $retval);
p.s.
it's not yet time to stop, ideas still coming... :)
passthru and system seems to be allowed on your system, the only issues
I see so far is back slash problem and wrong path to php(or maybe we
writing it wrong).
for now we can
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Last
Hm, backslash problem...
Can you also check how phpinfo looks like:
echo phpinfo();
Mainly how others paths looks like, e.g. with back or forward slash?
Oh, and just try this one
$last_line = system(dir \\, $retval); // Double quotes, pls!
Thanks.
Tomasz Ignatiuk wrote:
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This looks nice, but not working. Maybe because this is Windows server
and it has something to do with shell commands?
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'sfException' with message 'Problem
executing command sh: line 1: /etc/php5/apache2: is a directory ' in /
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'sfException' with message 'Problem
executing command sh: line 1: */etc/php5/apache2: is a directory*
Make sure you have correct command, for example first parameters must be
full path to php binary, NOT directory.
Let me know how your $command var finally looks,
Command:
c:\php5\php.exe -c -n c:\windows\php-isapi.ini /home/users/iwitch/
public_html/pd cc
My project is in /home/users/iwitch/public_html/pd I use '/' because
this is how symfony shows errors
This is for PHP5 on my server. Asmin gave me this path: c:
\php5\php.exe -c -n
Yes, now I see windows :)
And now it's another error:
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'sfException' with message 'Problem
executing command sh: line 1: c:php5php.exe: command not found '
See line 1: c:php5php.exe: command not found? This is actual error. It
lost \ from $command var.
Try to use
I thought it should be a path to project, hehe.
So now there is
c:/php5/php.exe -c c:/windows/php-isapi.ini
/home/users/iwitch/public_html/pd/lib/symfony/command/cli.php cc
*Fatal error*: Uncaught exception 'sfException' with message 'Problem
executing command sh: line 1: c:/php5/php.exe: No
c:/php5/php.exe will not work for windows:
But c:\\php5\\php.exe a must.
Let's simplify, for example:
?php
require_once 'path/to/symfony/autoload/sfCoreAutoload.class.php';
sfCoreAutoload::register();
$fs = new sfFilesystem();
$res = $fs-sh('c:\\php5\\php.exe -v');
echo $res;
Let me know
I used \, then \\ and each time it is stripped out
*Fatal error*: Uncaught exception 'sfException' with message 'Problem
executing command sh: line 1: c:php5php.exe: command not found ' in
/home/users/iwitch/public_html/pd/lib/symfony/task/sfFilesystem.class.php:291
Stack trace: #0
Ok, try this:
?php
echo 'pre';
$last_line = system('c:\\php5\\php.exe -v', $retval);
echo '
/pre
hr /Last line of the output: ' . $last_line . '
hr /Return value: ' . $retval;
Tomasz Ignatiuk wrote:
I used \, then \\ and each time it is stripped out
*Fatal error*: Uncaught exception
It returned
--
Last line of the output:
--
Return value: 127
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Cool, it works
Still to find php.exe ;)
Try this:
?php
echo 'pre';
$last_line = system('php.exe -v', $retval);
echo '
/pre
hr /Last line of the output: ' . $last_line . '
hr /Return value: ' . $retval;
Can you verify anyhow if this is correct path? c:\\php5\\php.exe
Or, try also this:
?php
for
$last_line = system('php.exe -v', $retval);
$last_line = system('dir c:\\php5', $retval);
$last_line = system('dir c:\\php\\php5', $retval);
there is
--
Last line of the output:
--
Return value: 127
--
Last
How about
$last_line = system('dir c:\\', $retval);
or maybe
$last_line = system('dir c:\', $retval);
Tomasz Ignatiuk wrote:
for
$last_line = system('php.exe -v', $retval);
$last_line = system('dir c:\\php5', $retval);
$last_line = system('dir c:\\php\\php5', $retval);
there is
I usually create a module in the backend called 'tools', with a bunch of
actions in there for maintenance tasks which I can call from the browser.
All you need to do is make an action which clears out the cache directory
recursively (make sure you use use sfConfig::get('sf_cache_dir')). This
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 10:34 AM, Tomasz Ignatiuk
tomek.ignat...@gmail.com wrote:
Did anyone tried to clear cache without CLI anf FTP? It takes some
time for FTP client to log in, go to symfony project, list all
catalogs and subdirectories in cache and delete them. So I am thinking
how about
Pablo, this is a great tool, but not for use. It is only installed on
this hosting.
Steve, that is a good idea, but clearing cache task is a normal php
class, so that it can be done by creating a new object for this task
and use some methodsI think
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009, Steve Browett wrote:
This
should take no more than a few seconds to run.
Depends on the site really. We couldn't do that for our project because
the cache is several Gb and calling an action from a browser would
probably time out :-)
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Oh wow ;P
2009/3/30 Eno symb...@gmail.com
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009, Steve Browett wrote:
This
should take no more than a few seconds to run.
Depends on the site really. We couldn't do that for our project because
the cache is several Gb and calling an action from a browser would
probably
It's might looks like this:
http://gist.github.com/88008
Thanks.
Tomasz Ignatiuk wrote:
Did anyone tried to clear cache without CLI anf FTP? It takes some
time for FTP client to log in, go to symfony project, list all
catalogs and subdirectories in cache and delete them. So I am thinking
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