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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 03/28/07 20:03
olafmol wrote:
> On 28 mrt, 17:58, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
>> olafmol wrote:
>>> On 28 mrt, 15:18, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
>>>> olafmol wrote:
>>>>> On 28 mrt, 10:13, "Kimmo Laine" <s...@outolempi.net> wrote:
>>>>>> <olafil...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>>>> news:1175067975.140265.315960@y66g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
>>>>>>> Hello,
>>>>>>> we're running an Win2003server with IIS6 and PHP4 in fastCGI config.
>>>>>>> When i try to use system() command to execute ffmpeg.exe it works ok
>>>>>>> when i run the PHP script from the commandline on the server, but when
>>>>>>> i run it from the webbrowser i get a return value: 128 and nothing
>>>>>>> happens.
>>>>>>> I checked for all the security settings, and everything seems fine.
>>>>>>> Does anybody have a clue where i should be looking?
>>>>>> Does the IIS user have permission to execute cmd.exe ? the IIS user is
>>>>>> something like IUSR_COMPUTERNAME
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>>>>> yes, i don't get the "unable to fork" error messages. So that has been
>>>>> taken care of.
>>>>> Olaf
>>>> Olaf,
>>>> Not getting the message doesn't mean anything. IIRC, RC 128 is a
>>>> permission problem, and cmd.exe is a real good bet.
>>>> And BTW - Windows doesn't fork. Linux does.
>>> Hello,
>>> all the permissions are ok, i even put "everyone" to all rights. I can
>>> create normal directories, and pipe directory readings to new files,
>>> this works without a problem. But when i try to execute ffmpeg i get
>>> this returncode 128.
>>> Furthermore, when i try to execute ImageMagick's convert.exe without
>>> parameters, i get the regular output of convert.exe back, but when i
>>> try to convert some images i get a false returncode back.
>>> Could it be something with my PHP installation?
>>> Olaf
>> It's always possible it's something in your installation. But it sounds
>> more like convert.exe can't access some resource. Maybe a temp
>> directory? I don't know.
>>
>> Is there anything in your error log file, or your Windows Event log
>> about it?
>>
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> there doesn't seem to be any error-events in the logs. Convert.exe can
> access the resources ok when the PHP script is ran from the
> commandline with PHP.exe. Very strange. I think it has something to do
> with our PHP config and/or some obscure security setting somewhere...
>
> Olaf
>
>
Very strange. But it still looks like a security issue. What happens
if you sign on with the web servers userid and try to execute it?
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