SSI PHP Question

**Daymare** · 07-25-2002, 05:20 AM

First you have to ask yourself; "Do you feel lucky? Huh, punk!? Do ya?" Then go for it. Once you go for it, nothing can stop you.

**[Labret]** · 07-25-2002, 05:21 AM

Originally posted by Daymare
First you have to ask yourself; "Do you feel lucky? Huh, punk!? Do ya?" Then go for it. Once you go for it, nothing can stop you.

******.

**Daymare** · 07-25-2002, 05:22 AM

I'm just fuckin with ya. LOL You're too easy.

**Libertine** · 07-25-2002, 05:23 AM

Code:

virtual("path/filename.cgi");

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.virtual.php

That should help

**[Labret]** · 07-25-2002, 05:44 AM

Originally posted by punkworld

Code:

virtual("path/filename.cgi");

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.virtual.php

That should help

Yeah, tried that one.

Gives me

Warning: Unable to include '/path/to.cgi' - request execution failed in /home/html/nothing.com/ssitest.php on line 2

ANd I know the path is right, works just fine when called from a standard SSI.

Thanks for the link though, I have to be getting closer. Shit been driving me nuts for 4 hours now.

**Libertine** · 07-25-2002, 05:58 AM

Hmm...virtual() is the function you need for this...
Is the cgi giving out appropriate headers n shit?
And, you might want to try out different path types (full/relative).

**[Labret]** · 07-25-2002, 06:03 AM

Originally posted by punkworld
Hmm...virtual() is the function you need for this...
Is the cgi giving out appropriate headers n shit?
And, you might want to try out different path types (full/relative).

Yeah, tried full and relative. Same problem.

As for the headers I dont know. All it spits out is a small snippet of javascript with some cookie info in it. Sorta like ucj.

And I know the script works just fine, no problem with standard ssi. But I think I already said that.

**mrthumbs** · 07-25-2002, 06:04 AM

Did you chmod the cgi executable?

**[Labret]** · 07-25-2002, 06:05 AM

Originally posted by mrthumbs
Did you chmod the cgi executable?

Of course, it works with normal ol SSI.

**12clicks** · 07-25-2002, 06:06 AM

wow, successful guy like you begging for free help on a chatboard.
nice way to stay in touch with the people.

want me to ask on of my php guys here in the office?

**[Labret]** · 07-25-2002, 06:12 AM

Originally posted by 12clicks
wow, successful guy like you begging for free help on a chatboard.
nice way to stay in touch with the people.

want me to ask on of my php guys here in the office?

Oh the pain of Ronalds whit cuts deep.

Ohhhh make the pain go away....

Please... no more Ron, I submit!

Seriously though. Foe is my php stud, he is sleeping. I am too impatient to wait till he wakes up. Impatient, like you trying to figure out how to reply to this.

Old people get up early in the morning. I would love to see your medicine cabinet.

**12clicks** · 07-25-2002, 06:19 AM

I'm sorry. I didn't know foe was on your payroll.
I guess you don't need my guys then.

**Ted** · 07-25-2002, 06:42 AM

I'm only guessing but if you want to run something that aint php then try http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.exec.php or maybe http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.passthru.php

there are a few other options there depending on what you want to do.

**Script Dude** · 07-25-2002, 07:43 AM

Your post is a little short on detail.

Are you relying on the CGI script or the PHP script to set headers?

Perhaps you have to parse the headers returned by the CGI script and re-issue them in your PHP script? (or at least strip them to prevent them from being issued twice.) If you are seeing headers in your output when you access the page in a browser, this is probably the case.

I've used exec() to include the output of a perl script in my PHP code. Never had any real problems with it.

Contact me ([email protected]) if you want a second pair of eyes to double check what you're doing.

**alias** · 07-25-2002, 07:46 AM

pay an expert

**Script Dude** · 07-25-2002, 07:54 AM

I should learn to read things before posting.

**Alky** · 07-25-2002, 08:14 AM

is the script running and just spitting out that error? if so..

error_reporting(0);

**mike503** · 07-25-2002, 09:08 AM

virtual is virtual path - the path seen from docroot of the webserver for that virtual host.

equivalent of include virtual - include file is different (just fyi) - that goes from the filesystem paths.

**TomasDean** · 07-25-2002, 10:52 AM

Send the CGI file to my address [email protected], I will rewrite it to php for you... For free

**foe** · 07-25-2002, 11:54 AM

I woke up

......

Everything works fine now

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