Re: Windows Vs. Linux Path

Hi, If your Win32 is NT/2000 you can use / inthe path. If your Win32 is 95/98 you have to use \ (\\ when you are writing the script). - Frank >I have a script. That needs to be able to exec() a program But the problem is that this program >is in a sub directory. I am having a major problem figuring out how to detect if the script is >running on win32 php or linux php if its running win32 the path needs to be like c:\whatever\what >vs Linux /local/usr/bin/whatever. > >Anyone have an easy way to detect the Os a script is running from short of setting a varable in >one of the include files for the user to set $os="win" vs $os="linux". I need a >way of knowing if i should be doing a \ or a / in the path. > >Thanks > >kill-9 >