Shell Programming and Scripting

I have a script .sh with a curl command in it:

Code:

curl --digest "http://xxxxxxx.xxx/mail.php?email=xxxx@xxx.xx";

from terminal this works good :
./script.sh //(mail arrives in my box)

from php this works good:
shell_exec('./phpsc.sh'); // (mail arrives in my box)

from terminal this works good:
at -f phpsc.sh now + 5 minute // (job created, mail arrives in my box after 5 minutes)

from php this won't work:
shell_exec('at -f phpsc.sh now + 5 minute'); //

even when I put at command in script and run the script from php the at command it will be ignored

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What's in the log.txt when you execute this?

Code:

shell_exec('at -f phpsc.sh now + 5 minute >/tmp/log.txt 2>&1');

...and i think correctly it is called +5 minutes (s at the end).

By "from PHP" you really mean "when run by the web server through CGI", yes?

Your web server will likely be running it as the apache user and group, which may not be in at.allow, and may not have write-access to the folders you wanted.

from php:
this works shell_exec('./phpsc.sh');
this not shell_exec('at -f phpsc.sh now + 5 minute')

the same code from terminal works fine on both:
this works ./phpsc.sh'
this works also at -f phpsc.sh now + 5 minute'

sorry for my english anyone have explanation

Please answer my question.

yes from a browser, php and apache are installed on my VPS debian 7

at comand not allowd ?? how can i slove that sir

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i have cheked php.ini and not found 'at' on the not allowed comand list

Hi extra,

if you execute the command I wrote before, you'll get an error message, which will help you to figure out your problem.