the logs say things like:
/kunden/homepages/12/d117065027/htdocs/software/ImageMagick-6.2.3/utilities/convert
ib_images/Other_Spices_Basic_004.jpg -resize 180x120 ib_images/Other_Spices_Basic_004_thumb.jpg
this is a command I'm trying to get php to run. I then cut and paste it
to the command line, and it works fine. the paths are fine too, otherwise
it would never run, not run some of the time.
Can you give me an example of an apache directive that would restrict
php?
On Wed, 21 Sep 2005, John
Nichel wrote:
ernst@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
If the web server didn't have permission to execute the app, it would NEVER
execute the app, not execute it some of the time. In fact, it ALWAYS
executes the app, it just doesn't always allow it to finish.
I log all attempts to run these apps in order to debug, so I know that
the command as passed from php will work in the command line. I copy and
paste the command from the log and it runs, even though it didn't complete
execution when called from php.
What do the logs say??
I have increased several parameters in php.ini, including memory limit
and allowed execution time. Nothing has helped. The only thing that helps
is if I wrap the app I want to run in a perl script and call the perl
script from php. That works more of the time, though it still often
breaks.
Maybe the problem's not php but Apache (or whatever webserver you're using),
as it has limits in place for these items too.
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john@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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