Timer code using php (1/4)-PHP source code

Ec (2); in linux, you can use the crontab + php tutorial method: 1. Use crontab & ndash; e to edit the scheduled task content as: xx: xx executes a test. PHP file 2. The php file must be in the first line of the file, with the interpreter path (just like what perl does )#! The execution of usrlocalbinphpphp requires apache support. The execution of shell scripts requires script ec (2) and script

In linux, you can use the crontab + php tutorial method:

1. Use crontab-e to edit a scheduled task

Content:

Xx: xx execute a test. php file

2. The php file must be in the first line of the file with the interpreter path (just like what perl does)

#! /Usr/local/bin/php

Php Execution requires apache support, and shell script execution requires linux support, while linux supports timed running of a program.

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Use php as a shell scripting language (reprinted)

Darrell brogdon, published in http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/darrell20000319.php3)

Many may have thought about using php to write some programs such as timed sending, but they cannot execute php on a regular basis. This article was found when I went to phpbuilder once, so I want to translate it for you (and make some modifications at the same time) and hope it will be useful to you.

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