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I found the question How to install Firefox addon from command line in scripts? that seems to work for Firefox extensions (i.e. ones with an install.rdf file) but what about WebExtensions (extension with a manifest.json file instead)? Makyen Please see: Installing extensions Customizing Firefox: Including extensions with your distribution of Firefox The question you link on askubuntu: How to install Firefox addon from command line in scripts? is several years out of date, but does have some good information. At this point, most Mozilla add-ons, including all Firefox WebExtension add-ons, are

I have a dedicated server running Cent OS with a Parallel PLESK panel. I need to run a PHP script every second to update my database. These is no alternative way time-wise, it needs to be updated every second. I can find my script using the URL http://www.somesite.com/phpfile.php?key=123 . Can the file be executed locally every second? Like phpfile.php ? Update: It has been a few months since I added this question. I ended up using the following code: #!/user/bin/php <?php $start = microtime(true); set_time_limit(60); for ($i = 0; $i < 59; ++$i) { doMyThings(); time_sleep_until($start + $i + 1

I know this could sound a little weird but I need to pass some parameters to a $_POST array. Similar to the way apache does it, or any other web server. Unfortunately I couldn't find libapache2-mod-php5 anywhere for my Ubuntu. That's not easily doable. You can invoke the php-cgi binary and pipe a fake POST request in. But you'll need to set up a whole lot of CGI environment variables: echo 'var1=123&var2=abc' | REQUEST_METHOD=POST SCRIPT_FILENAME=script.php REDIRECT_STATUS=CGI CONTENT_TYPE=application/www-form-urlencoded php-cgi Note : Insufficient, doesn't work like that. But something like