I\'m trying to run a PHP exec command. It runs like a charm in my CMD but it doesn\'t do anything when I try it via PHP. Can someone see what I\'m doing wrong here.
Just a quick question, if I clone a process, the PID of the cloned process is the same, yes ? fork() creates a child process where the PID d开发者_如何学编程iffers, but everything else is the same. Vf
I was looking to find the difference between these four on Google and I expected there to be a huge amount of information on this, but there really wasn\'t any solid comparison between the four calls.
I\'m trying to execute a program in the background using php. The c program is this. #include <stdio.h>
I have a problem analogous to the one described here: Prevent fork() from copying sockets Basically, inside my Lua script I\'m spawning another script which:
This question requires a bit of backstory... At my company, we produce a set of PDF and HTML files. A very large set. The current build process (which I designe开发者_如何学编程d, in haste) is a Perl
I have no choice but to retrieve some external data by means of several Runtime.exec() calls to a VBScript.I truly hate this implementation, as I lose my cross-platform flexibility, but I may eventual
I am trying to find out the disk volume name.And my code is: $diskVolume = array(\'m\',\'r\'); foreach ($diskVolume as $volume) {
I am attempting to execute a svcadm command from PHP on a Solaris machine. I have the following function which currently has two commands, who and the svcadm command I really want to run.
I made this script to 开发者_运维问答test the execution of PHP as a background process foreach($tests as $test) {
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