There is a page in the thinkphp framework that needs to be scheduled daily, the server is Linux, Access has login restrictions, how to resolve

Need to run a PHP program every night to process data

It is currently written in a PHP page within the framework of the project Linux scheduled task wget Access this page address prompt not logged in

How to resolve whether there is a better way to implement a timed execution

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Remove the login restrictions, and then in the head plus IP judgment, as long as the non-native IP, all do not allow access

Have your own programs limited yourself?

Remove the login restrictions, and then in the head plus IP judgment, as long as the non-native IP, all do not allow access

Because this page is within the project, the entire project can not be removed from the login restrictions if there is a way to remove the current page (inheriting a class, in the Class A _initialize method to verify whether login) login verification can also ask

Remove the login restrictions, and then in the head plus IP judgment, as long as the non-native IP, all do not allow access

Because this page is within the project, the entire project can not be removed from the login restrictions if there is a way to remove the current page (inheriting a class, in the Class A _initialize method to verify whether login) login verification can also ask

You can just put this piece into a model or module, and that's it.
If you can not change, but also to log in, then you black yourself, or you add a back door to the program or the exception

1. You can use curl to simulate landing
2, remember the login information of an account, get its COOKIE, and then use the Curlopt_cookie in curl, and then directly access

I think you have a little bit of a hole in yourself, generally. If a URI is simply performed by the database Operations department, you can write a script alone, why not rely on the original framework? If there is a part of the logic to be based on the framework, you can pick out copy a good, anyway, is an automatic script does not occupy much of the resource consumption.

I think you have a little bit of a hole in yourself, generally. If a URI is simply performed by the database Operations department, you can write a script alone, why not rely on the original framework? If there is a part of the logic to be based on the framework, you can pick out copy a good, anyway, is an automatic script does not occupy much of the resource consumption.

1. You can use curl to simulate landing
2, remember the login information of an account, get its COOKIE, and then use the Curlopt_cookie in curl, and then directly access

Remove the login restrictions, and then in the head plus IP judgment, as long as the non-native IP, all do not allow access

Because this page is within the project, the entire project can not be removed from the login restrictions if there is a way to remove the current page (inheriting a class, in the Class A _initialize method to verify whether login) login verification can also ask

You can just put this piece into a model or module, and that's it.
If you can not change, but also to log in, then you black yourself, or you add a back door to the program or the exception

Have your own programs limited yourself?

The solution has been solved very simple, in determining whether to log on when the controller and the method to join the exclusion list is I think more ...

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