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Figured out a way of doing this now...
Either: $appdata = rtrim(`echo %APPDATA%`) or $_SERVER['APPDATA']. Cheers.. Ian |
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not even $_ENV['APPDATA'] ? I thought it's more natural to find environment variables in $_ENV
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Hi dmitri..
Thanks for the suggestion (I don't do a lot of PHP shell scripting.. I normally do that in Perl).. but I checked this and I get an empty array when doing a var_dump() on $_ENV. Cheers.. Ian |
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seems it has something to do with settings in php.ini
http://php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.environment.php |
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I'm looking to write an integration script that I'll be happy to release here.. but this is a bit of a stumbling block for cross-os-versions (XP/ Seven, etc).
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