Hi...
well, i've tried my way and it didn't work well, apache kept crashing after no time.
I was running xampp on my windows xp sp2 pro system, and calling it every 10 minutes by manually refreshing my browser, and apache crashes and/or uses 99% cpu for some reason..
I tried to use ezcron but that didnt work either, it would only run the first time and never run again.
How can I have a php script executed every 10 minutes or so on my desktop?
Is there a way to run it from the cmd line in WINDOWS XP PRO or is that not possible like it is in linux?
How do I run php scripts in windows every 10 minutes?
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ok thanks for that, how about getting it so i'm not using apache to run my php scripts on windows, and instead i run them at the command line in WINDOWS XP PRO ?
Is that possible?
like in linux on my server, i could type php -q /pathtoscript/script.php and it would excute WITHOUT using apache. can i do that in windows? It's not working .... lol...
Is that possible?
like in linux on my server, i could type php -q /pathtoscript/script.php and it would excute WITHOUT using apache. can i do that in windows? It's not working .... lol...
It is. I don't have a Windows machine so I don't know how to set it up, but this page from the manual seems to document it pretty well.