coopster
msg:3237737 | 10:52 pm on Jan 30, 2007 (gmt 0) |
All very close attempts but you were looking for the wrong command. To run a php script you need to invoke php, so you will need to learn about Using PHP from the command line [us2.php.net]. Navigate to the directory as you did before and run a php command:
php update.php
PuTTY itself is an SSH client. SSH is a secure shell (think of it like a Windows command line). You get a simple little interface with a command line to enter raw commands.
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Trisha
msg:3237750 | 11:08 pm on Jan 30, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I get one problem solved and I just run into another! I tried that and I get:
Sorry! This version requires php5; you are running 4.3.9. If you are sure you already have php5 installed, it may be installed in a different path from php4. Check with you system administrator.
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But I'm not - according to a page with 'phpinfo();' - its 5.2.0. Is it possible to do something like: path/to/php5 update.php ?
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phranque
msg:3237812 | 12:58 am on Jan 31, 2007 (gmt 0) |
you could try something like or
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coopster
msg:3237894 | 3:06 am on Jan 31, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Sounds like your host has got two installations there and they are getting crossed-up because of misconfiguration or otherwise. The default executable for either version is php.exe. Time to consult the host to see what s/he has done.
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Trisha
msg:3238672 | 7:45 pm on Jan 31, 2007 (gmt 0) |
thanks - I got it figured out now!
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