re: [PHP-GTK] system command
| From: | Josh Seward | Date: | Mon, 12 Mar 2001 16:47:01 +0000 |
| Subject: | re: [PHP-GTK] system command | ||
| Groups: | php.gtk | ||
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How would I go about doing this on windows? :-)
Also do you know if I can send a command to the file I want to open in the
background?
Thank you for your time!
Josh Seward
js389599@ohiou.edu
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> This is because when you execute another application from a php script
> the script is waiting for the appliction to return some data and then
> exit. In order to avoid this on a unix box at the end of you
> application put a ">" to send the data to a file or /dev/null and then
> at the end put a "&" this tells unix to take the execution of the
> program and move it to a background process. On Windows however this is
> a little bit trickier.
>
> system("/sbin/fsck > /tmp/fsck 2>&1 &");
>
> This would in effect execute fsck and send all output (level 1 and 2) to
> /tmp/fsck and have it excute in the background.
>
> Later,
> Ed McLain
>
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> I am working on a script to open another program and let it run. I need
> to let that program run it the background and for the php prog. to
> continue running. Everytime I open the new program, he php prog. hangs.
> I am using the system command but I am not sure how to send the
> variables to another fiel instead of having them come back the the php
> prog. Could someone tell me exactly how to do this with the system
> command?
>
> Thanks,
> Josh Seward
> js389599@ohiou.edu
>
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