Automatically run PHP files

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This document analyzes the automatic running method of PHP files. We will share this with you for your reference. The details are as follows:

Two methods are analyzed here:

Method 1:

A. php file content is as follows:

However, there is a disadvantage here. you need to first run this php file, such as running through url :#

You only need to execute the command once and then close the page.

In addition, when Apache/IIS is restarted, this script will not be executed.

To this end, I thought of another method:

Run the following command in cmd:

php-win.exe -c "c:\php\php.ini" -f C:\Apache2.2\htdocs\a.php

(This operation only needs to be run once, which will shorten the running time .)

In this case, even if you restart Apache/IIS, the script will still run.
Disadvantages: restart the machine or kill php-win.exe. of course, it cannot run ......
In this solution, you can add the startup item and set it to bat. This should be a perfect solution!

Method 2:

B. php content:

Then write a bat file and write it in it:

c:\php\php -c c:\php\php.ini -f c:\Apache2.2\htdocs\b.php

Save

Then use the at command to add it to the scheduled task.