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Introduction to Socket Programming with PHP | |
| Subject: | Re: unable to run this script | |
| Date: | 2003-01-26 22:20:59 | |
| From: | manjay_dwivedi | |
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Response to: Re: unable to run this script
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see how i'm trying to run this script
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Re: unable to run this script
2003-01-26 23:03:12 dsolin [View]
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Re: unable to run this script
2003-01-29 02:45:00 manjay_dwivedi [View]
how i find where is the binary of php on my linux server.
Is the default path is --/usr/local/bin/
yeah i got error when i trying to run php sock.php
it's giving me command not found error .
wat i should do ,where is the fault.
plz try to solve the problem.
Regards
Manjay -
Re: unable to run this script
2003-01-29 02:51:12 dsolin [View]
Hi again,
Did you compile and install PHP from source? If so, recompile it but this time run the configure-script without the --with-apxs switch:
cd <php-src-dir>
./configure --prefix=/usr/local
make
This should generate a php binary (a file called 'php') in your <php-src-dir>. Simply copy this file to /usr/local/bin:
cp php /usr/local/bin
If you installed PHP from a binary package, try to find a CGI-version of the package, and install that one. What Linux distribution do you use?
Best,
Daniel -
Re: unable to run this script
2003-01-29 03:11:42 manjay_dwivedi [View]
thankx a lot dear
now i'm enable to run the script.
thanx a lot 4 coopration.



Given that /var/www/html is your web root, you can either run the script by making a usual HTTP request:
http://localhost/sock/sock.php
Or, you can (is you indicate above) run it via the command-line. However, to do this you must have PHP as a binary (a program that can interpret PHP code). If you don't know if you have this, try the following:
root@localhost# cd /var/www/html/sock
root@localhost# php sock.php
If this get the script executed, you're safe. If it returns a "php: command not found", you need to install/compile a PHP binary.
When you do have a PHP binary, you can also add a so-called "shebang" at the top of your script:
#!/path/to/php
and then do a 'chmod 755 sock.php' to make it executable. By this, you will be able to run the script by just typing its name on the command-line:
root@localhost# cd /var/www/html/sock
root@localhost# ./sock.php
Hope this helps!
Best,
Dan