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I have a php script which downloads the composer.phar. After it has downloaded I run exec() to install the packages. Folder structure is --ROOT --public --composer.josn However, when I run exec('php composer.phar install -d ' . dirname(__DIR__), $out, $return); I get an output of: array(5) { [0]=> string(39) "All settings correct for using Composer" [1]=> string(14) "Downloading..." [2]=> string(0) "" [3]=> string(80) "Composer successfully installed to: /var/www/projects/funny/public/composer.phar" [4]=> string(25) "Use it: php composer.phar" } And the vendor packages aren't installed. Just

I'm on Windows 7 If I have a directory containing my file é.txt and I start the built-in web server in that directory php -S localhost:8000 then, using my web browser, I request the URL http://localhost:8000/é.txt the web server responds Not Found The requested resource /%C3%A9.txt was not found on this server. Alastair McCormack PHP's Windows filesystem support is broken - it does not properly translate to the native encoding. See How do I use filesystem functions in PHP, using UTF-8 strings? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33150112/why-does-php-built-in-web-server-not-serve-file

In C, I recalled that I can move the invisible caret around the command line interface screen with respect to the line and character position, meaning I can make the program print any text anywhere on the screen. Do we have such command in Java? For instance, here is a pseudocode in C: int main(){ printf("launching program\n"); moveTo(4,3); //move to line 4 at character index 3 on the screen. printf("AAA"); moveTo(3,0); //move to line 3 at character index 0 on the screen. printf("BBB"); moveTo(2,1); //move to line 2 at character index 1 on the screen. printf("CCC"); return 0; } This will give

Currently i'm using MKVToolNix for my needs which is fine but i would prefer some CLI also. As far as i know ffmpeg supports chapters management. The ffmetadata format allows you to add chapters to a file. Have a look at https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-formats.html#Metadata-1 for an example. cippu_lux Sorry maybe I'm not clear, and editing the answer I have messed up worst. I'm not English. Like Alex Zubkov I want add chapters to video with ffmpeg via cmd. The instruction in the page linked by MRousse don help me at all, but help me to solve 1st problem: Problem file was not in UTF-8. Problem was

I'm using the Kohana framework (3.0.9), which generates daily logs. I want to mail the log file if one was made the day before CRON runs the script, but after days trying I can't figure out how to put off safe_mode in PHP CLI modus. When I'm running my script on the web, there is no problem. But I want to run the script as a CRON task on my Plesk 9.5.2 server (or on the command line as root user) I'm getting the following error: ErrorException [ 2 ]: dir(): SAFE MODE Restriction in effect. The script whose uid is 10001 is not allowed to access /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/subdomains

I'm running a small app on the command line, and I'm trying to watch the (http) network traffic it creates. Is there some kind of wrapper program (like 'time', or 'watch') which can display all network traffic to and from my app? (Or at least, make a copy of it in a file) Use tcpdump in command line or wireshark in desktop. For example, to capture web traffic. tcpdump -s0 -i any -wfile.pcap port 80 To watch it directly remove the -wfile.pcap To read a previously saved file tcpdump -r file.pcap However for web traffic if you are interested of watching the http flow as it comes I like to use