Better way to execute this call?

[laredotornado]

Hi,

I'm using PHP 5. I'm wondering if there is a way to optimize the
below. Specifically, I'm making a call in the background to wget, but
I'm retrieving a page from my own server ...
function saveFile($p_user_id, $p_file_path) {
$id = getId($p_file_path);

exec("wget -b ".
str_replace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], "http://" .
$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], dirname(__FILE__) . "/filemanager/
process_file.php?file_id=$id") );

return $id;
} // saveFile

This seems wasteful. Is there a way to execute the equivalent of this
call without going out on the web?

Thanks, - Dave

[Jerry Stuckle]

la***********@zipmail.com wrote:

Hi,

I'm using PHP 5. I'm wondering if there is a way to optimize the
below. Specifically, I'm making a call in the background to wget, but
I'm retrieving a page from my own server ...
function saveFile($p_user_id, $p_file_path) {
$id = getId($p_file_path);

exec("wget -b ".
str_replace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], "http://" .
$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], dirname(__FILE__) . "/filemanager/
process_file.php?file_id=$id") );

return $id;
} // saveFile

This seems wasteful. Is there a way to execute the equivalent of this
call without going out on the web?

Thanks, - Dave

The first question I have is - what exactly are you trying to accomplish?

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On 19 Aug, 21:38, "[e-mail]"
<[e-mail]:

Hi,

I'm using PHP 5. I'm wondering if there is a way to optimize the
below. Specifically, I'm making a call in the background to wget, but
I'm retrieving a page from my own server ...

function saveFile($p_user_id, $p_file_path) {
$id = getId($p_file_path);

exec("wget -b ".
str_replace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], "http://" .
$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], dirname(__FILE__) . "/filemanager/
process_file.php?file_id=$id") );

return $id;
} // saveFile

This seems wasteful. Is there a way to execute the equivalent of this
call without going out on the web?

Thanks, - Dave

firstly, using the file wrappers or curl would avoid the overhead of
starting a new process:
$result=file_get_contents(str_replace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'],
"http://" .
$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], dirname(__FILE__) . "/filemanager/
process_file.php?file_id=$id") );

But there's no need to make a local HTTP request - just do:

ob_start();
$_GET['file_id']=$id;
include("./filemanager/process_file.php");
ob_end_clean(); // or fetch the buffer and parse it to see if it
worked

C.