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Call another PHP script and return control to user before the other script completes
Hello,
I'm executing this command in php:
exec('php /path/to/script.php one_argument_passed &");
But it's not executing it in the background. Is there a setting or something in php I need to do to make this work?
Maybe you have a permissions problem.
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How can I execute PHP code from the command line?
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When I run PHP in my console (any cli application) and I sending a command like below, it not returned anything!
echo 'Hi!';
Is there any way to run PHP commands directly in console or just we can run a .php file?
Note: My environment variables and path is OK.
You may use PHP's interactive shell
php -a
echo 'Hi!';
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Running PHP script from command line as background process
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From a php script I need to launch a new php script in background.
I expect this to be working:
shell_exec("php mySecondScript.php &");
Execution of main script hangs and secondScript is not even started. Of course if I remove '&' the script is executed, but synchronously. Any reason for this?
You don't redirect output of command.
shell_exec("php mySecondScript.php > /dev/null &");
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Pass a variable to a PHP script running from the command line
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I have a script, which executes by Example::main("file.csv");.
I want to run the script from the terminal, but how can I achieve, so I don't define the argument in the script, but in the terminal, like php Example.php file.csv?
Thanks!
Example::main($argv[1]); is the solution.
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In php, how to detect the execution is from CLI mode or through browser?
How to test if a cron is executed only by the server
Thanks
Cron will never put anything on the display unless you use something like 'wall' in your cron script.
Are you redirecting your output to a log file or anything?
What you can do is to add a line at the bottom of the script you are executing in the cron; that does something like:
date +"%D %r `echo Cron completed`" >> /tmp/cron_job.log
Then you could check
cat /tmp/cron_job.log
and it would tell you when it finished.
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How to call another PHP script from a PHP script?
I want to run all the PHP scripts in a directory using PHP. Here's what I have:
foreach(glob('*.php') as $file)
// Run $file
Look at exec. You could do something like this:
exec('/usr/bin/php ' . $file);
assuming a POSIX system
exec("nohup php $file >/dev/null 2>&1 &");