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README.html | 1998-11-26 10:50 | 1.7K | ||
arguments.text | 1998-11-23 16:38 | 280 | ||
dump-mysql-test.php | 2018-05-15 19:30 | 691 | ||
dump-mysql-test.text | 2018-05-15 19:30 | 691 | ||
input-loop.text | 1998-11-23 20:20 | 464 | ||
read-input.text | 1998-11-23 20:20 | 335 | ||
replace.text | 1998-11-23 18:29 | 2.7K | ||
simulate-cgi-query.text | 1998-11-23 16:22 | 640 | ||
test-input.html | 1998-11-23 18:23 | 570 | ||
test-input.html.SAVE | 1998-11-23 18:12 | 545 | ||
test.php | 2018-05-15 19:30 | 386 | ||
test.text | 2018-05-15 19:30 | 386 | ||
Clicking on *.php files above will lead to uninteresting results. You have to copy them locally and have php yourself.
(Note that you need to have installed a non-apache/simple cgi-version of PHP.)
Usage: php [-q] [-h] [-s] [-v] [-i] [-f <file>] | {<file> [args...]} -q Quiet-mode. Suppress HTTP Header output. -s Display colour syntax highlighted source. -f<file> Parse <file>. Implies `-q' -v Version number -p Pretokenize a script (creates a .php3p file) -e Execute a pretokenized (.php3p) script -c<path> Look for php3.ini file in this directory -i PHP information -h This help
Basically you have to look into the $argv array.
php -q filename.php > filename.html... and upload filename.html