note 71154 modified in features.commandline by sobak
| From: | sobak@php.net | Date: | Thu, 01 Dec 2016 06:58:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 71154 modified in features.commandline by sobak | ||
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If your php script doesn't run with shebang (#!/usr/bin/php),
and it issues the beautifull and informative error message:
"Command not found." just dos2unix yourscript.php
et voila.
If you still get the "Command not found."
Just try to run it as ./myscript.php , with the "./"
if it works - it means your current directory is not in the executable search path.
If your php script doesn't run with shebang (#/usr/bin/php),
and it issues the beautifull and informative message:
"Invalid null command." it's probably because the "!" is missing in the the
shebang line (like what's above) or something else in that area.
\Alon
--was--
An addition to my previous post (you can replace it)
If your php script doesn't run with shebang (#!/usr/bin/php),
and it issues the beautifull and informative error message:
"Command not found." just dos2unix yourscript.php
et voila.
If you still get the "Command not found."
Just try to run it as ./myscript.php , with the "./"
if it works - it means your current directory is not in the executable search path.
If your php script doesn't run with shebang (#/usr/bin/php),
and it issues the beautifull and informative message:
"Invalid null command." it's probably because the "!" is missing in the the
shebang line (like what's above) or something else in that area.
\Alon
http://php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.php