07-01-2016
Read the documentation at php.net and what there is written to isset() and strlen(). That are different tests.
Check out your values of $host and check them against:
PHP Code:
<?PHP
function test ($var=NULL) {
print("\$var is ".(isset($var)?"":"not ")."set\n");
print("\$var check of len > 0 is ".(strlen($var)?"true(".(strlen($var)).")":"false")."\n");
}
test("");
test();
test(0);
?>
---------- Post updated at 06:33 PM ---------- Previous update was at 06:25 PM ----------
And an offer for another coding style of your specific snippet:
PHP Code:
<?PHP
$host="bla";
$server="blub";
$path="";
$port="123";
$template = "ssh -o ConnectTimeout=60 %s \"cd %s ; %slmxendutil -licstat -port %s -host %s 2>/dev/null\"";
$command = sprintf(
$template,
$server,
$path,
(strlen($path)?"$path/":""),
$port,
strlen($host)?$host:$server);
print("$command\n");
?>
and maybe you like to use "ssh2"-functinality of php.
PHP: SSH2 - Manual
Last edited by stomp; 07-01-2016 at 08:35 PM..
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