Issue
$exec = exec("net use LPT1: \\XXXXXX\PRINTER1 \\PERSISTENT:YES");
$exec = exec("E:");
$exec = exec("COPY OUT.TXT LPT1");
tried shell_exec
$exec = shell_exec("net use LPT1: \\XXXXXX\PRINTER1 \\PERSISTENT:YES");
$exec = shell_exec("E:");
$exec = shell_exec("COPY OUT.TXT LPT1");
tried popen
$exec = popen("net use LPT1: \\XXXXXX\PRINTER1 \\PERSISTENT:YES", "r");
$exec = popen("E:", "r");
$exec = popen("COPY OUT.TXT LPT1", "r");
I have tried all this in my code,but i am not able to execute it.. can anyone give a solution
Solution
exec()
will not show you any error messages that your calls may produce.
To debug the problem, you need to make those messages visible. Stealing from this question:
exec('(your command here) 2>&1',$output,$return_val);
if($return_val !== 0) {
echo 'Error<br>';
print_r($output);
}
Also, I'm not sure whether executing E:
will actually change the working directory for the following command(s). You're probably better off using absolute paths:
exec("COPY E:\OUT.TXT LPT1");
Answered By - Pekka Answer Checked By - Clifford M. (WPSolving Volunteer)