PHP 4.3.8: $_SERVER[’argv’] missing

[steve]

PHP 4.3.8: $_SERVER[’argv’] does not return any values. Did not change
anything in php.ini.

Any ideas. Running from command line (CLI), Win Apache.
...Also tried to enable $argc, $argv parameters directly (via php.ini)
with no success either.

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[Stefan Hegenbart]

steve wrote:

PHP 4.3.8: $_SERVER[’argv’] does not return any values. Did not change
anything in php.ini.

Any ideas. Running from command line (CLI), Win Apache.
..Also tried to enable $argc, $argv parameters directly (via php.ini)
with no success either.

do not use the $_SERVER on CLI as this will not be filled like when you
use a webserver.

just use $argv[1] .. $argv[2] .. and so on.

you should also consider taking a look at you string delimiters. the
correct way to note an array variable is not with backticks but:
$_SERVER['var'] or $_SERVER["var"]

regards
sh

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[steve]

"Stefan Hegenbart" wrote:

steve wrote:

PHP 4.3.8: $_SERVER[’argv’] does not return any values. Did

not change

anything in php.ini.

Any ideas. Running from command line (CLI), Win Apache.
..Also tried to enable $argc, $argv parameters directly (via

php.ini)

with no success either.

do not use the $_SERVER on CLI as this will not be filled like
when you
use a webserver.

just use $argv[1] .. $argv[2] .. and so on.

you should also consider taking a look at you string
delimiters. the
correct way to note an array variable is not with backticks
but:
$_SERVER['var'] or $_SERVER["var"]

regards
sh

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last at
least until we've finished building it." -- unknown

Thanks, Stefan. But no go.

I try:
print_r ($argv);
from cli and it does not work.

I could do $_SERVER.... in previous versions (although as you said it
should not have worked but it did).

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