Posted by MS on 02/16/06 03:31

>
> ie. you could use exec("php /dir/yourscript.php"); which tells php to
> load that script.
> Or
> exec("cp /dir/yourfile.txt /dir2/") which copies a file from one place
> to another.
>
> the examples are totally unrelated, but I just wanted to show that the
> stuff within the brackets are linux/unix commands, NOT php commands.
>

Well I had a go with exec() but nothing i do seems to set in motion the
script.
I even deleted the script to see if it would throw up an error, but alas it
didn't !!
my calling script just seems to bypass the exec();

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