That means that there is a syntax error… Have you considered adding a bash script that calls it rather than calling it directly?
i have tried created .bat file call the php script using that .bat file. The result show successfully run but it actually didn’t work.
this is code for my code .bat file
php D:\Inetpub\wwroot\15G_order\NewGeneration.php
pause
So, you have other files that will execute without an issue and this is the only one that wont?
Is it owned by another user or in a different directory? Is it executable?
Trying to walk through scenarios first rather than create additional scripts that may not be needed.
So, you have other files that will execute without an issue and this is the only one that wont?
- Yes, i got 5 task and 4 of them works properly but not this one.
Is it owned by another user or in a different directory? Is it executable?
- it is all owned by the same user and in the same directory.
Any idea on why this might happen? As i googled they said it maybe from different user but mine is under same user
try changing the “run in” to the quoted value and manually kick off the task
sorry but i quite don’t understand by what you meant
You mean remove the " " in program/script section?
No, the start in input. What do you have there?
in start in, I put it blank
make it,
D:\Inetpub\wwroot\15G_order\
I already put it in the start in input but still got 0xff error
Hmmmm
this may sound odd. Is there logging in the php script?
What is meant by logging?
writing to a file
That starts at line 17?
When you run it manually, you trigger it through the command line as well?
Use the absolute path for the require_once file.