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I think Alexander.s meant can you have the page in index.cgi but the search in index.php and link them together. You can do by setting up the PHP script so that it can run from the command line as Boby has described (by adding the #!/blah line at the top) and then executing it from the bash script as you would for any other system command. The bash script will then be able to read any output from the PHP script as normal on the command line.
i meant bash as the script language bash i wrote a backend script in bash and im wondering if it will work to do an action=bashscript.sh in the index.php file
like i do in the index.html file
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