Hi !
I have been tryin to run linux "at" command by differenct php *exec* functions but no luck
doing this
># at -f comm_file 23:23
run this command through php front end
exec("at -f comm_file 23:23 ")
and with other fxns
does any 1 have idea how to solve this problem
php programe execution fxns.. and at command
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running 'at' using php
at is suid so if you are running it as the web server user:group that might be the cause of your headache. Secondly, at checks for /etc/at.deny and /etc/at.allow if the user name is in deny, well you guessed it, it's denied.
Also, an alternative is the command 'batch' (which I believe by default is *not* suid, unlike 'at' which is suid).
Also, an alternative is the command 'batch' (which I believe by default is *not* suid, unlike 'at' which is suid).