Get Exception Everytime I Try To Do This.
I'm trying to run a command that is ran in the background and is
released from php. This was working code but when I upgraded to 4.3.8
it stopped working with an exception. Below is the code I'm working
with.
$exec = "D:/inetpub/bgrun.exe c:/progra~1/real/helixp~1/producer.exe -i
D:/inetpub/liquid/content/".$HTTP_POST_VARS['mixid'].".mp3 -o
D:/inetpub/liquid/content/".$HTTP_POST_VARS['mixid'].".rm -ad "28k"";
$WshShell = new COM("WScript.Shell");
$oExec = $WshShell->Run($exec, 0, false);
I've went through the code and it's definitly coming from these lines.
nothing has change except for the version of php
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