Re: php on the Command line

> > Of course, this doesn't really work if the user does something like "-u -n -i > > 127.0.0.1". Perhaps it'd be better to use a style such as --username=bob and parse everything from -- to the equal sign as the key and everything afterword as the value. > > thats a good idea, this script that im working on right now is for the > root user anyways, its to add a domain, ip, user and password to > apache, proftpd, named, and mysql. > i'll be working on one for adding users to their own proftpd > authuserfile's and their vhost files (each domain is kept in a seperate > file and included into the conf.) > > i cant wait for the zend compiler to come out, so i can keep the source > from prying eyes. Don't rely on it for security as it's just not possible to prevent someone from decrypting it. Security should be enforced with tightly restricted account permissions that way even a full copy of the source won't help. > i also tried the -i flag, and the -a flag, none of em worked. > > any ideas ? Try using "w" and "r" without the plus signs, which shouldn't be necessary. Also, is there any difference if you use php -q script.php?