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I use python -m SimpleHTTPServer when I want to run my web application locally, quickly and without much pain. However, SimpleHTTPServer lacks any PHP support (or even MySQL support).
Is there something similar I can do (preferably but not necessarily to do with Python) to get a quick PHP server up and running for testing?
WPHP will allow you to run PHP in a WSGI container, of which there are several standalone.
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What I want to do with PHP on a Linux system:
Check if software is installed (e.g. Redis)
Start/Stop/Restart the service/software (like systemctl start|stop|restart redis.service)
This should be done by means of a graphical GUI with PHP backend.
Is there any convenient PHP-library suited for managing software on Linux, which also checks which distribution you use and adapts to the specifics of the used distribution, or do I have to use shell_exec() function in conjunction with shell commands to manage installed services?
What is the best way to achieve this with PHP?
Like you said in your question, I use shell_exec for this :
<?php
$output = shell_exec('service apache2 status');
var_dump($output);
?>
// Output : ... Active: active (running) ...
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I have Redhat server. On this server is installed Oracle. Tomcat is instaled too for Java.
Now I need install php, and then connect it to oracle. How can I do that? Its possible make Tomcat+Php+Oracle?
Thanks beforehand for all answers.
While Nico is correct in saying this is the same question as asked elewhere on SO, the answers there are not very good.
Tomcat is intended as a minimal environment for running Java in - it is not a generic webserver. It does support CGI, and so will PHP - but even before considering the fact you seem to be using an Oracle database, this is going to be painfully slow. Really you want PHP to be invoked as a module or fastCGI - but Tomcat does not support these (Quercus is no a serious option).
If you want to run both Java and PHP on the same server then use a proper webserver (apache or nginx) to front the 2 application servers.
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I just Google "What is a php daemon" but I only recieved result on how to create php daemon.
Please can someone clearly explain to me the concept behind it?
It will help me for my test. Thank in advance...
php daemons : Asynchronous server-side framework for Web and network applications implemented in PHP using libevent. phpDaemon can handle thousands of simultaneous connections
For Tutorial:
http://collaboradev.com/2011/03/31/php-daemons-tutorial/
http://www.xarg.org/2016/07/how-to-write-a-php-daemon/
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I'm not really sure where to put this question (it's not really webapps or superuser) but I'm sure something similar already exists. I'm looking for a php script that gives me detailed info about things such as:
CPU load
Network load
Temperatures
I/O
RAM
etc
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Dennis
phpSysInfo is good for this.
These scripts are good:
phpSysInfo: a customizable PHP script that displays information about your system nicely.
eZ Server Monitor: a lightweight and simple dashboard monitor for Linux.
PHP Server Monitor: a script that checks whether your websites and servers are up and running.
These scripts are FOSS.
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I would like to know if anyone knows about any program similar to WAMP Server; all-in-one containing PHP, MySQL, Apache?
I am targeting Windows OS.
Viewing the different WAMP distributions as packages of 3 separate applications and foundations to download different versions and plugins for those packages, you might also try Microsoft's Web Platform Installer.
I've been using Xampp for a while, it's free and works like a charm: https://www.apachefriends.org/index.html