[SOLVED] Apache php script does not work correctly when invoked

MrUmunhum · 03-09-2017, 07:48 PM

Hi group,
I have a php script that will not work correctly unless I use it to create a HTML file. The script reads from the Apache logs and creates a web page.
That does not work right, but if I pipe the script to create a HTML file, the output is correct? The code:

Code:

<?php

#if( !isset($_GET["log"])) $Log = "access.log"; 
#else                      $Log = $_GET["log"] . ".log";
#echo "$Log";

$Sort = fopen( "sort.dat", "w" );

exec( "sudo /bin/cat /var/log/apache2/access.log.1" .
      "/var/log/apache2/access.log" ,
      $output, $rc );

if( $rc != 0 ) {
  echo "RC: $rc\n cat failed\n<br>";
  var_dump( $output );
  exit; }

$Count = count( $output );
?>

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
   <head>
     <meta content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"
       http-equiv="content-type">
     <title>Apache Access Log</title>
     </head>
   
   <body style="background-color: rgb(204, 204, 204); color: windowtext;"
      alink="#ee0000" link="#0000ee" vlink="#551a8b">
      </body>
  <center> 
  <Table border="5" width="100%" >
     <tbody>
       <tr>
	   <th>Date</th>
	   <th>Request</th>
           <th>Code</th>
           <th>Client</th>
	   <th>Type</th>
           </tr>
<?php

$Line = array();
$Date = array();
$Day  = array();

   foreach($output as $Record) {

      $Line = explode(" ", $Record);

      $Temp = $Line[3];

      $Date = explode( ":", "$Temp" );

      $Time = "$Date[1]" . ":" . "$Date[2]" . ":" . "$Date[3]";

      $Temp = $Line[5];

      $Request = substr( $Temp, 1 );

      $Day     = explode( "/", "$Line[3]" );

      $Day[0]  = substr( $Day[0], 1 );

      echo "       <tr>\n"
	  ."         <td>" . "$Day[0]  " . "$Time" . "</td>\n"
	  ."         <td>" . "$Request" . "</td>\n"
	  ."         <td>" . "$Line[8]" . "</td>\n"
	  ."         <td>" . "$Line[0]" . "</td>\n"
	  ."         <td>" . "$Line[6]" . "</td>\n"
	  ."         </tr>\n";

      $NL = $Line[6] . "\n";
      $RC = fputs( $Sort, $NL , strlen( $NL ) );  }

   echo "<tr><td colspan=\"5\"><center>Count: $Count</td></tr>" .
        "</tbody></table>\n";

   echo "<br>List by request\n";

   echo "<Table border=\"10\" width=\"100%\" ><tbody>\n";

   fclose( $Sort );

   exec( "sort sort.dat | uniq -c | sort -n", $Output, $rc );

   foreach( $Output as $Record ) {
 
      $Line = explode( " ", trim( $Record ) );
      echo "<tr><td>"  .
	   "$Line[0]"  .
	   "</td><td>" .
	   "$Line[1]"  .
	   "</td></tr> \n"; }

   echo "</tbody></table>";
	       
?>

</html>

The first part works OK but the second table is not outputed
for the second table if run as a php script by the Apache server. If I use this CLI:

Code:

 php /WebServer/log.php > /WebServer/LOG.html

and create an HTML file, it works right?

Any ideas?

Thanks for your time.

MrUmunhum · 03-09-2017, 08:15 PM

Never mind, for some reason it now works!