PHPers?

[Bern]

Originally posted by Andy
[B]

umm.. bern... you typed think. no thinking remember? (holiday rules) ;)

hahaha...ok....../sbin/shutdown-brain -h "now"

[Andy]

hahaha...ok....../sbin/shutdown-brain -h "now"

umm.. i'm sorry, could you pls convert that from linux to windows??

is it something like this:
start->shutdown->brain->and instead of the ok button, now

[Bern]

Well in KDE you would first do "K-->Log out-->Restore session when loging in next time-->OK" then "su -c shutdown -h "now" " you would replace -h with -r to reboot and you can set a delay instead of "now", "5" would be in five minutes. Then you see "Broadcast message from root"
"System is going down for maintanence" "now!" or "In x minutes"

[Andy]

uhhh.... i'm confuse-a-ma-lated

[Osiris]

umm.. i'm sorry, could you pls convert that from linux to windows??

is it something like this:
start->shutdown->brain->and instead of the ok button, now

I'm sure Windows would have a wizard for it, Andy ;) :D.

[Andy]

trusting microsoft, they would:p

[Osiris]

trusting microsoft, they would:p

Trusting Microsoft? That's a sure way to get screwed :).

[Phool]

PHP is a hypertext pre-processor. Which means that you wrght your code in the form of a php file and then as the browser requests the page the server interprits the code and sends it back in html form. It is a fast way of connecting to databases and is also one of the fastest growing script languages on the internet.

[Phool]

oh and it can be run on Linux and Windows servers alike. Unlike its counterpart Microsofts ASP.