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Posted by Jordan Miller on 10/20/56 11:25
Oh wait... you are not specifying your $_POST variable. you need to
use the key for $_POST. just do a print_r($_POST) to find the key
from the $_POST array that you are looking for. also, i would not
pass a $_POST variable directly to your shell without escaping it
somehow, first...
foreach ($_POST[$key] ...
Jordan
> Did you try also sending stderr to /dev/null rather than stdout only?
>
> I think the syntax is to add a "2>&1":
> foreach ($_POST as $kid){
> `php run.php param1 param2 > /dev/null 2>&1 &`;
> }
>
> This should put each process in the background and suppress all
> errors and output. Does that work?
>
> Jordan
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> On Aug 31, 2005, at 11:44 AM, Georgi Ivanov wrote:
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>> foreach ($_POST as $kid){
>> `php run.php param1 param2 > /dev/null &`;
>> }
>>
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