First, i ran a php script on commandline on linux OS. There was an error appeared says:- "No Input File Specified" is there anything problem with my script, if there how can i supposed to do this. Please guide me for my problem. Thanks.. your help will be greatly appreciated.. thanks again.


Please make some suggestion, this is an emergency. thanks...

Did you check the man pages?

Some general info: http://us3.php.net/features.commandline

If you need more help, you will need to supply more information. What was the command you tried?

thanks Zaichik, this is history i tried to run my script on command line. this is my example "on ther root" #: php -q test.php then i enter it and it will displays "No Input File Specified" it is possible that my problem here is my PHP code? THanks again Zaichik..

First off, I don't believe this is the proper forum for php questions. This is for Fedora questions and this doesn't seem operating system specific.

Well without knowing exactly what your php script does it's hard to say if possibly you tried opening a file descriptor to a file inside the code or if the error stems from the argument you're trying to pass in.

Do this for me. Run this command from a terminal window where you were running your previous command. Run this "ls -l" without quotes. Do you see the file that you were trying to execute the php command on? From your post, did you find "test.php" in the output? If not then you need to first navigate to the directory where "test.php" is located before you can run "php -q test.php"

I think your problem is that "-q" isn't a valid argument to php. (at least not according to the man pages)

Try 'php -f test.php' and see if that works.

hell you can just run "php test.php" without needing any argument and it will run the CLI.

thanks guyz, i got your ideas and its working. thnkz