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PHP web server in PHP?
http server in php
I want to use HTTP server written on PHP instead of Apache. Who knows solutions? Best is one php file.
It was done once for some kind of a proof of concept we did, as PHP is faster to develop in than, say CPP. but in no way it is a solution for a production environment.
Others have done so too http://nanoweb.si.kz/ is one for example.
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Setting environment variables for accessing in PHP when using Apache
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Amazon AWS (LAMP) automatically adds DB param constants so that it’s not necessary to mention them explicitly in the php: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/create_deploy_PHP.rds.html. How can I replicate this on my local (windows) instance? I saw define, but that needs to go in the php file, which defeats the purpose I think. There must be a better way to achieve this, right?
The QA referenced in Jose Henrique Felipetto (Setting environment variables for accessing in PHP) answered this question. I have put in a close vote on my own question, and closed it as a duplicate
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Best solution to protect PHP code without encryption
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Can you "compile" PHP code and upload a binary-ish file, which will just be run by the byte code interpreter?
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Not sure if this has been discussed before.
I was looking for a solution that can protect the PHP code.
So even if I put the code on my client's server if they decide to put another developer on it or try to resell my code they should not be able to do so.
Is that even remotely possible?
The .exe versions of desktop application thingy is something I am looking for, but for PHP.
There are options to "compile" code like phpcompiler also read another thread about this on stackoverflow
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Can I use JavaScript to check for installed software on a client machine?
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is there a way to detect what software is installed in computer using php/javascript or any plugin.
what i want to do is if a client open our site using firefox or ie and our web detected that chrome is installed, the chrome will open automatically directing to our site.
No you can't do that. That would be a huge security risk.
This is not possible, I'm sorry.
No, that is not possible, not unless you ask the user to install and run client-side software written using something other than JavaScript. To allow otherwise would be a large security and privacy risk.
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php-cgi running very slowly on windows
I'm running wordpress on a windows server, and for some reason the php code is executing very slowly. How would I be able to trace exactly the part of the code that is slowing the server down?
Try to start with xdebug php extension. It could give you a lot of information.
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php execute a background process
I need to get some info from the user, send them some text back and process the data in the background, so after sending the text connectionwith browser should be closed and then the data processed.
How to achieve that?
You'll most likely want to save the information to a database and write some sort of daemon that processes the information offline. The PEAR System_Daemon would be a great starting point.
Some sections of their documentation you might be interested in:
What is Daemon
Daemons vs Cronjobs
Installation
Example
You may get use of pcntl_fork. See the manual example.