Re: Controlling an external program using Apache

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"It is not possible ...", the constant cry of the Windows user.
If that's true, it looks like a good reason to upgrade to *X.


Ah there are many Windows ways (but since
most here mentioned Unix shell ways) well
without knowing exactly what you need, perhaps
for your own server or for clients - either way,
start by using Microsoft's Windows PowerShell.

Just start scripting your process and Apache
needs, very much like Unix shells (but with
much more)!

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