shell-exec

问题 I'm trying to limit the max execution time of shell_exec in PHP to say 20 seconds and fetch whatever output is generated during this time. If shell_exec finishes in less than 20 seconds the script should proceed directly. More specifically I'm developing a function that iterates through a large number of revisions of a subversion repository. For each revision it's fetching the svn diff and counts the number of lines added. The problem is that if very large files have been committed in a

问题 I'm trying to limit the max execution time of shell_exec in PHP to say 20 seconds and fetch whatever output is generated during this time. If shell_exec finishes in less than 20 seconds the script should proceed directly. More specifically I'm developing a function that iterates through a large number of revisions of a subversion repository. For each revision it's fetching the svn diff and counts the number of lines added. The problem is that if very large files have been committed in a

问题 Hi I am running shell_exec on my PHP Application, Here is the code, $path = "C:/scripts/"; chdir($path); $py_commonscript = 'python Common_Script.py'; $exec = shell_exec($py_commonscript); echo "<pre>$exec</pre>"; This code doesn't give any result and does not generate a file. When I tried running manually on the command line it is working and was able to generate a file. I tried to execute this one below and it was able to display some result. $sample = shell_exec('ls -lart'); echo "<pre>

问题 So I read throug this article: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/PHP and found this: <?php echo "Starting ffmpeg...\n\n"; echo shell_exec("ffmpeg -i input.avi output.avi >/dev/null 2>/dev/null &"); echo "Done.\n"; the code works almost perfectly fine, but the only thing that bothers me is, that because the shell_exec is being executed in the background (so there is no loading sign on the tab the whole time) all the echo's are being executed immediatly. This means, that the "Done" echo is being

问题 Trying to execute it with all possible params, such as -d and full path etc.. No errors. When running another commands, all is ok, when running composer from CMD, all is ok too. Have tried exec, system, shell_exec etc.. What it could be? echo system('php composer.phar install'); 回答1: Try outputting the error stream as well: system('php composer.phar install 2>&1'); It might give you more of a hint as to what is going wrong. 回答2: Try this $path = 'path where, composer.phar and composer.json

问题 Trying to execute it with all possible params, such as -d and full path etc.. No errors. When running another commands, all is ok, when running composer from CMD, all is ok too. Have tried exec, system, shell_exec etc.. What it could be? echo system('php composer.phar install'); 回答1: Try outputting the error stream as well: system('php composer.phar install 2>&1'); It might give you more of a hint as to what is going wrong. 回答2: Try this $path = 'path where, composer.phar and composer.json

问题 Trying to execute it with all possible params, such as -d and full path etc.. No errors. When running another commands, all is ok, when running composer from CMD, all is ok too. Have tried exec, system, shell_exec etc.. What it could be? echo system('php composer.phar install'); 回答1: Try outputting the error stream as well: system('php composer.phar install 2>&1'); It might give you more of a hint as to what is going wrong. 回答2: Try this $path = 'path where, composer.phar and composer.json

问题 I’m trying to pass a string (drawn from a PDO query to an MYSQL DB) via PHP shell_exec to a *nix program, in this case xtide. All works fine until I pass a string containing an apostrophe. This works in the Terminal on OSX: house@New-MacBook-Pro:~$ tide -l "Nomans Land, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts" but the exact same string, from a PDO query to a MYSQL DB, and passed as a variable into shell_exec, always fails. It doesn’t seem to matter how I arrange the single/double quotes. Running

问题 I am running an API on a EC2 Linux instance. I try to to execute a Python script from a PHP file. The path to the PHP file is /var/www/html/droptop/api/event/test.php . The path to the Python script is /var/www/html/droptop/blacklist/profanity.py . The Python script recieves two strings and checks whether one of these two strings contain objectionable content via Profanity Check . Then it returns 0 if no objectionable content was found, otherwise it returns 1 . However, shell_exec always

问题 I'm trying to execute a bash script from php and getting its output in real time. I am applying the answers found here: However they are not working for me. When I invoke the .sh script on this way, it works fine: <?php $output = shell_exec("./test.sh"); echo "<pre>$output</pre>"; ?> However, when doing: <?php echo '<pre>'; passthru(./test.sh); echo '</pre>'; ?> or: <?php while (@ ob_end_flush()); // end all output buffers if any $proc = popen(./test.sh, 'r'); echo '<pre>'; while (!feof($proc