Jon wrote:
*SHOULD* is the operative word here, since its *not*. No matter whether
its a linux, osX or freebsd box that I try using pty support on with php
5.1.2 it says that pty support is not available for my system. Further
checking in the user-contributed notes on this page:
http://us2.php.net/proc_open
reveals a user comment that appears to be the exact description of the
problem:
>andrew dot budd at adsciengineering dot com
>28-Dec-2005 09:55
>The pty option is actually disabled in the source for
>some reason via a >#if 0 && condition. I'm not sure
>why it's disabled. I removed the 0 >&& and recompiled,
>after which the pty option works perfectly. Just a
>note.
except that it doesn't say WHERE in the source. I can't find it. #if 0
&& shows up about a million times. anyone got any advice? I swear i'm
not crazy.
The -internals list will know the source code.. or send that guy an
email and ask him where he had to change it.
Chris wrote:
Jon wrote:
Has anyone worked with ptys using proc_open? I want to try it out
but it appears to be disabled at the source level and I don't know
how to re-enable it. Any info at all is appreciated.
Stupid question - you're using php5 right? It should already be there:
http://php.net/proc_open
PHP 5 introduces pty support for systems with Unix98 ptys.
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