Linux-Want to write a. Sh to replace the original run script with PHP xxx.php

It turns out PHP xxx.php to run this PHP script.

In the Linux system
Want to use./xxx.sh to replace the top

Do not know whether it is feasible?

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It turns out PHP xxx.php to run this PHP script.

In the Linux system
Want to use./xxx.sh to replace the top

Do not know whether it is feasible?

feasible,

#!/bin/bash# author: gm100861PHP=/usr/local/php/bin/php$PHP youphpfilename.php

Do you want to execute the PHP script directly?

1.在xxx.php开头加上#!/usr/local/php/bin/php2.chmod +x xxx.php3. ./xxx.php

That's the kind of shell you're using.

If it's bash, it's not a good idea, just pass the file name to the shell and call PHP to run.

If it is zsh, you can edit the. ZSHRC, using the Alias-s command, to specify which command to execute when you enter *.php directly. For example:
Alias-s php= ' php ' #在shell输入 run when *.php
Alias-s php= ' vim ' #在shell输入 open when *.php
Alias-s php= ' php-l ' #在shell输入 *.php when checking for syntax errors

Yes, just like inside the shell script.php ***.php
You can also specify the execution time and period by crontab

http://segmentfault.com/q/1010000003731015/a-1020000003732913

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