How can i get data from C socket server?

[colap]

Hi,

 

There is C socket server that gets data from device.

I need to pass the data from socket to php script.

How can i do this?

 

Can anyone post some sample code?

 

Is it a correct format?

 

system('/usr/bin/php file.php param1 param2');

 

Now how can i get the data from this?

Or is there any other better way to pass data to php script?

[trq]

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[colap]

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How can you get the value of parameters in php script?

I think, the answer is :

print_r($_SERVER['argv']);

[trq]

My point exactly. The code example you posted and the topic of your question seem unrelated.

 

Do you want to pass data to a php cli application? Ask that fucking question! What that has to do with some server written in C is beyond me.

[gizmola]

Do you want to pass data to a php cli application? Ask that fucking question! What that has to do with some server written in C is beyond me.

 

That is some funny shit Tony.  

[trq]

 

 

That is some funny shit Tony.  

 

Im pretty over cryptic posts. 

[salathe]

Is it a correct format?

 

system('/usr/bin/php file.php param1 param2');

 

Did you try it? What happened?

 

Now how can i get the data from this?

 

In the PHP script, look at the $argv array.

 

Or is there any other better way to pass data to php script?

 

Of course there are other ways. To give one example, you could use popen() and push the data to the PHP script via stdin.  This would also allow you to get feedback out of the PHP script (more than just its exit code) by reading its stdout/stderr. But for simplicity, system() will serve you well enough.

 

P.S. Tony, the OP has some C code and wants to call a PHP script from it. Maybe the confusion arose from asking a C question on a PHP forum? Upon reading it as a C question, the original post isn't particularly cryptic at all.