note 75270 added to ref.exec
| From: | stevedotrobinsonatfrogneckdotcom at osu1 dot php dot net | Date: | Mon, 21 May 2007 14:46:39 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 75270 added to ref.exec | ||
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If you are trying to use exec to run a cgi and output the contents via a php file, headers need to
be seperated from the content and output seperately.
Also, at least in the case of the cgi I was attempting to execute, line feeds were missing, and some
javascript didn't work as a result, so you may have to add line feeds back into the resulting
output. Here is the code I used to output my cgi properly...
<?PHP
putenv('REQUEST_METHOD=GET');
// to get your parameters passed into the cgi..
putenv('QUERY_STRING=' . $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']);
//you will know you are past the header when you
//hit a blank line ('')
$inheader=true;
foreach($output as $val){
if($val=='')
$inheader=false;
if($inheader)
header($val);
else
echo($val . "\n"); // output contents
}
?>
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