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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Strange bug crontab command line php / bcompiler Post 302856103 by nicolas33770 on Monday 23rd of September 2013 02:53:43 AM
Old 09-23-2013
Bug Strange bug crontab command line php / bcompiler

Hello everyone,

I have a small problem that I'm stuck for several days and I do not go out.

I tell you, I have a php script that I want to run crontab, it uses a compiled bcompiler file.

In my php file
Code:
if(file_exists("php/Alibrary.phb")){
		include_once("php/Alibrary.phb");

What I do not understand is that this command works without problem:
Code:
php -f cron/minute.php

and when my order is executed using the following crontab bcompiler the file is imported into the code but not executed Smilie
Code:
* * * * * cd /var/www/cron/ && php -f minute.php

But I checked the conf php and this seems bcompiler present
php -m
Code:
[PHP Modules]
apc
bcompiler
calendar
Core
....
 
[Zend Modules]

php -i | grep bcompiler
Code:
bcompiler
bcompiler support => enabled
bcompiler version => 1.0.2s
bcompiler.debug => 0 => 0
bcompiler.debugfile => no value => no value
bcompiler.detect_filedir => On => On
bcompiler.enabled => On => On

do you have an idea that would ensure that my code runs correctly from the command line php-f but not with crontab? The file is imported into the code so the roads are good, I is not an error message ... This is the bcompiler party fails to perform include!
 

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