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I had Tom Cat Java installed on my Linux sever and I need to call a java file, which isn't working. Someone told me to verify Java is in fact installed on my server using this command: echo exec('which java'); but when I run it, nothing displays! The java command I'm trying to run is this: exec('java -Xmx1024m -jar "/home/account/public_html/java -cp b4a_c2dm.jar anywheresoftware.b4a.c2dm.C2DM send $php_device_id \"test\""'); The .jar file is there. My path to java is: /usr/local/jdk/bin/java Thanks for any help...

The script operates on 3 websites so it needs to know which domain it is running on.

I need to get the name of the domain my PHP cron script is running on. Normally I use $_SERVER[sERVER_NAME] but that doesn't work when running a cron job under CLI. Is there a command I can use in CLI to get the domain name? Thanks...

>May I assume you used $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] somewhere? No I'm not using this. My index.php file doesn't take any arguments. As the home page file, it just contains links to get to the other php pages on my site. I think that's what is confusing me here. mywebsite.com?.script.foo.endscript shows up where? Should I just null any $_POST parameters that come from my index.php file? If so, how would I do that? I'm having a hard time understanding what is happening here.

My website failed a PCI scan because of cross site scripting. The report gave an example of the code: http://www.mywebsite.com:80/?<SCRIPT>foo</SCRIPT> I don't understand how to code against this security failure. My site has an index.php file so I'm assuming I have to add some code in that file since the domain URL defaults to using that file. I have a sanitize function being used on all the fields coming from the index.php file already. But I guess I'm still missing something. Thanks for any help...

I'm using the following code to play a wav file on my website. It works fine using windows IE, FF, Opera and WinSafari. print '<EMBED SRC="'.$php_config_new_message_sound_file.'" HIDDEN="TRUE" AUTOSTART="TRUE"></EMBED>'; However, no sound plays when I run my code on an iPad Safari browser. Anyone know of an iPad work around? Thanks