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what is the path to the PHP CGI binary?
/usr/bin/php ?
Yeah, thats what I thought.. but there is no such path. Is it there anyway or something..? Do i have to set it up?
/usr/local/bin/php
It should be in /usr/bin/php as well...
hope that helps.
It should be in /usr/bin/php as well...
hope that helps.
It does..
Are these folders hidden? I can't see them.
Let me elaborate on the real problem here...
Lets say I wanted to run a php script named x.php every 10 minutes on my server using a cron job. What exactly would I use as the command? Do I use the PHP CGI binary for this?
Are these folders hidden? I can't see them.
Let me elaborate on the real problem here...
Lets say I wanted to run a php script named x.php every 10 minutes on my server using a cron job. What exactly would I use as the command? Do I use the PHP CGI binary for this?
QUOTE(Barrin! @ Oct 10 2005, 10:55 PM)
It does..
Are these folders hidden? I can't see them.
Let me elaborate on the real problem here...
Lets say I wanted to run a php script named x.php every 10 minutes on my server using a cron job. What exactly would I use as the command? Do I use the PHP CGI binary for this?
Are these folders hidden? I can't see them.
Let me elaborate on the real problem here...
Lets say I wanted to run a php script named x.php every 10 minutes on my server using a cron job. What exactly would I use as the command? Do I use the PHP CGI binary for this?
i use:
CODE
/usr/bin/php /absolute_path_2_folder_where_your_script_is/script.php
try with the path providen by Jason too.
Or add the follow at the top of your php script:
CODE
#!/usr/local/bin/php -q
<?php
.....
<?php
.....
make it executable, and then run it with the full path, as a command, like:
CODE
/home/user/path2file/script.php
That was the exact post I needed to see. Thanks 
QUOTE(Barrin! @ Oct 11 2005, 12:04 AM)
That was the exact post I needed to see. Thanks
You're welcome
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