| Create a file handle, $handle = fopen($filename, ‘r’, ), create a variable, $busy = true, then create a loop. while busy, $contents = fread($handle, 1 ), if $contents is 1 set busy to false. However, the elegant solution would be: <path to php>/php <path to file to execute> at te end of the script. Jasper Kips ______________________________________ Telefoon: + 31 6 25 37 83 34 E-mail: jasper@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Op 7 nov. 2016, om 16:19 heeft Danny <mynixmail@xxxxxxxxx> het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I am trying to figure out a way to do the following:
I have a cli script that has to wait untill the contents of a file has changed
from a "0" to a "1".
If it is a "0", the script must wait, if it is changed to a "1" the script must
continue. The "0" and "1" is written by a BASH script.
When the bash script is run , it echo's a "0" into the file to tell php that the
process has started and php should wait untill the process is finished which
occurs when the BASH script echo's a "1" into the same file.
Any pointers?
Thank you
Danny
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