[svlug] PHP script when file changes

[Skip Evans]

Oh! Um... because... because... um...

...okay. :)

Wow... I can't believe that didn't occur on me.

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Skip

Bill Ward wrote:
> If it's a PHP script does that mean it's Web-based?  So why not use wget 
> / curl / lwp-request to activate it?
> 
> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 2:26 PM, Skip Evans <skip at bigskypenguin.com 
> <mailto:skip at bigskypenguin.com>> wrote:
> 
>     Hey all,
> 
>     I have a requirement to fire off a PHP script from the command
>     line to process a file updated in a directory.
> 
>     So I'll have 16 .csv files in a directory representing graph
>     data, and every time one is updated (scp'd from a second
>     server), the PHP script needs to open the file and create a
>     new graph for it.
> 
>     I've been Googling different keywords and stuff I thought
>     might find what I'm looking for, but so far I'm not even
>     hitting the broad side of the barn.
> 
>     Any advice where to start would be great.
> 
>     Thanks,
>     Skip
> 
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