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Posted by Henk Oegema on 10/10/07 21:34
J.O. Aho wrote:
> Henk Oegema wrote:
>> J.O. Aho wrote:
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>>> As you can't export three shell variables at the same time, you require
>>> to set them one at the time. If you still want to output all three at
>>> the same time in the php script, then you need to use awk or another
>>> string manipulating command and in which case it's less overhead to make
>>> a shell script that does all itself.
>>
>> Now it's clear to me how it works. :)
>>
>> exten => 3014,n,Set(uptime=${CURL(http://localhost/uptime/uptime.php)})
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> Why use CURL???
> As you are asking something from the localhost, which means the php script
> is directly accessible without any use of a web server.
Yes, the php script is directly accessible.
But I don't have enough knowledge of how to do that.
Is there another (better) way to assign the value to the variable uptime
from the php script?
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