note 63844 deleted from features.commandline by bjori

Note Submitter: zach at fsw dot cn ---- Just a note on the note from 12 April 2005 You would not be running Apache anything, not in regards to executing the PHP - you would be executing the PHP directly Calling a file like this c:\php\cli\php.exe d:\webserver\mysite\script.php?foo=bar in any operating system that I know of is not going to work. Linux/Windows/whatever as you discovered c:\php\cli\php.exe d:\webserver\mysite\script.php bar would work or, to keep things almost as you tried to run it to start with c:\php\cli\php.exe d:\webserver\mysite\script.php foo=bar&foo2=bar2&foo3=bar3&so_on=and_so_on then at the top of the script - or in a prepend script parse_str($argv[1]); end of problem