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Posted by shortbackandsides.no on 02/17/06 02:01
On 15 Feb 2006 10:57:15 -0800, "Redfox05" <redfox05@gmail.com> wrote:
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>shortbackandsides.no@spam.hairdresser.net wrote:
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>> I'd like a way of reconnecting to a background script via a browser
>> ... anyone?
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>This is a complete guess, as ive done similar stuff, but not exactly as
>below.
>How about putting in something that checks for the presence of a
>certain file. maybe /dir/stop.txt or anything.
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>Only done cron things upto now to run the script every so often, plus
>running php script from command line and interacting with on the spot
>user input, which is cool. Even got it interacting with mysql so i
>could get info like i was using a normal program.
>
Good thinking, I'll give it a try.
I needed a background script because my hosting company only let me
run one CRON task every 24 hours. I wrote something to poll all my
active domain names and log server downtime. I'm not too happy about
leaving the task going 24x365 though, I suspect the hosts will regard
it as going outside their AUP.
On reflection, I could just set the logfile to read only and let the
script error when it finds it can't write.
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