PHP Question re: executing CGI on PHP Page

[kmanrox]

I have a page that is a .php page, but it needs to exec cgi, and without the .shtml extension it is ignoring the CGI call, is there a simple way around this? thx in advance



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[awechen]

in php u can use exec("command"); http://www.php.net/exec




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[kmanrox]

im peepin the site right now, thx... i didnt think GFY had people who gave a shit, but figured i'd post anyways =-) thx

[FATPad]

virtual("/dir/cgiprogram.cgi");

There's another way of doing it, but can't remember what it is.

Check out that php.net site.

[Ludedude]

Kman...here's how I do UCJ on a php page to call the c module:

<?php
putenv ( "HTTP_REFERER=".$HTTP_SERVER_VARS["HTTP_REFERER"] ) ;
putenv ( "REMOTE_ADDR=".$HTTP_SERVER_VARS["REMOTE_ADDR"] ) ;
PassThru ( "./cgi-bin/ucj/ucjref.cgi" ) ;
?>

Some variation of this should work. You can call whatever you want using the php rather than an SSI call.

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[TheFLY]

Originally posted by Ludedude:
[B]Kman...here's how I do UCJ on a php page to call the c module:

<?php
putenv ( "HTTP_REFERER=".$HTTP_SERVER_VARS["HTTP_REFERER"] ) ;
putenv ( "REMOTE_ADDR=".$HTTP_SERVER_VARS["REMOTE_ADDR"] ) ;
PassThru ( "./cgi-bin/ucj/ucjref.cgi" ) ;
?>

That's very cool.

[Lane]

http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.exec.php