Re: Can php auto execute it's script in schedule without opening a webpage?

From: Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2002 05:44:58 +0000
Subject: Re: Can php auto execute it's script in schedule without opening a webpage?
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--- Jack <nedcor4@nedcor.com.hk> wrote: > i want to set a schedule for php to run certain > script at specify time, to what i understood in > php is : the script can only be process when a > homepage had been execute. but i want the script > to be excute even no one open a homepage contain > php script in it! > > is there anyway i can do that? Sure, though it varies depending on your platform. Assuming you are on Unix, it is likely that you already have a CLI (command line interface) PHP installed somewhere. You can use this to create a PHP script that can be executed like any other shell script. Just put something like this at the top: #! /usr/bin/php -q Be sure it points to the location of your PHP parser (/usr/bin/php in this example). To automate scripts, look into cron: man cron man crontab Good luck. Chris

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