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right, i run a win2k3 server, and i need to be able to start/stop one/more gameservers via the internet.

for testing purposes i am using mirc.exe as the proces which is to be started/stopped.

function callTool ($path,$file) {
    chdir($path); $call = $path.$file;
    pclose(popen('start '.$call.'', 'r'));
}

// -- Call tool1 -----
$location = "c:\mirc";
$filename = "\mirc.exe";
callTool($location,$filename);

this is some code from php.net concerning exec.

my dedicated is running apache, but it also had IIS running when i first got it. i am not sure why, but nomatter what i do, mirc wont run. i did manage to get it running in the background with the /b parameter, but i need to be able to interact with proces's via the desktop as well.

i have made sure that both the server and apache2 services are allowed to interact with the desktop via administrative tools -> services.

 

i have also made sure that both cmd.exe and mirc.exe have read + execute permisions to the internet guest user.

 

i am running out of idea's fast... and this is my last resort. i would appreciate it so much if anyone can help me with this.

 

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