Solution to the relative path of php script file execution under PHP command line (CLI)

When executing a. php file under the PHP command line, the working directory of the Execution Environment (GETCWD ()) is the directory of the PHP Command Program (php.exe), so if you want to use a relative path within the file, switch the current working directory first.

Small test Program:

The code is as follows:

　　

$oldpath = GETCWD (); Original working directory Php.exe directory

$path = DirName (__file__);

ChDir ($path); Toggles the working directory to the directory where the current file resides

$fpath = "Forum/readme.txt";

$fp = fopen ($fpath, "a+b"); If you do not switch the working directory, you will report an error that cannot find the file

Fwrite ($FP, "OldPath:". $oldpath. " -newpath: ". GETCWD ());

Fclose ($FP);

?>

Programs that need to be executed regularly with Crotab will also have this problem. Refer to the following article:

Write a script using PHP script that needs to be run periodically in crontab, but the following error occurs

The code is as follows:

The code is as follows:

/var/www/html/bt/e/btsys:.:/ Usr/share/pear:/usr/share/phpphp Warning:require (.. /class/connect.php): Failed to open stream:no such file or directory in/var/www/html/bt/e/btsys/torrents-scrape.php on L INE 17

PHP Fatal Error:require (): Failed opening required '. /class/connect.php ' (include_path= '/var/www/html/bt/e/btsys:.:/ Usr/share/pear:/usr/share/php ') in/var/www/html/bt/e/btsys/torrents-scrape.php on line 17

Try resolving Method 1 by adding the following code

The code is as follows:

Setting include path

$cur _DIR=GETCWD ();

$cur _dir= $basedir = dirname (__file__);

$path = Ini_get (' include_path ');

Ini_set ("Include_path", "$cur _dir: $path");

$path = Ini_get (' include_path ');

echo $path;

Require (.. /class/a.php)

Require (.. /class/b.php)

...............

Run failed

Try resolving Method 2 by adding the following code

The code is as follows:

$cur _dir = dirname (__file__);

ChDir ($cur _dir);

Require (.. /class/a.php)

Require (.. /class/b.php)

Run successfully

Summary: In require, if the relative directory, in the crontab run PHP script, to enter the script directory can