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12-08-2008

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piping output from PHP file into variable

Hi.

I have a script like so:

Code:

#!/bin/bash

download='php /var/www/last.php'
echo $download
if $download

How do I pipe the output of the php file into a variable, as when i run the if statement, it just echos the file output to the screen and does not actually consider the output (it will be either a 1 or 0).

Thanks.

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