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Posted by Marcel on 01/11/06 15:25
"J.O. Aho" <user@example.net> schreef in bericht
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> Marcel wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I want to execute a PHP script that is in a SSL secured directory through
>> a
>> scheduled task on a win2k3 server.
>>
>> The problem is that because the PHP script is in the SSL secured
>> directory
>> this won't work because no SSL-certificat can be checked.
>>
>> Does anyone have encounterd the same problem.
>>
>> Is there a solution? The systemadministrator's idea was to put the script
>> in
>> a 'normal' directory (without SSL) but maybe there's another solution?
>>
>> Is openssl a solution?
>
> If the server has a working 'https', then no additional ssl layer is
> needed.
>
> The question is how had you in mind to execute the script?
> Is this a script that anyone could execute?
> Do you need to auth yourself to execute it?
> wget is a tool that can be used.
>
>
> Does the script need to be executed each X <timeunit>?
> This should be able to be added to the schedule with help of a small batch
> script where php.exe is used to execute the script.
>
>
> //Aho
Actually we call a batch-file from our scheduled task. In that batch-file we
call an instance of the browser calling the https url of the php file. The
problem with that is that sometimes instances of IE are not closed after
script execution. This makes us need to check that all the time because many
open IE's windows can end up in a severe reduction of server-performance.
Marcel
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