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Best way to run a few commands at once?

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Old 04-01-2009
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Best way to run a few commands at once?

Hey everyone,



I have an IRC bot that I am setting up, to start it I have to go into SSH and type something like....


cd location/
NOHUP ./botapp


Now that is not too hard in itself, but it gets tiring after a while to keep logging into SSH to get it going.

Is it possible to get the script jump-started in PHP? And PHP execute these commands?


Now I know PHP may not be the best option, but I just wanted to see if there is a better way to group the commands and possibly execute them at once. Possibly without having to login to SSH. Python script?


Thanks!


--Daniel L
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Old 04-01-2009
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Member since: Jul 2006, 381 posts
Php can run linux commands.

Why not just use a shell or bash script though? You could even set up a cronjob for it so it will run hourly/weekly/etc, or set it to run when you ssh in by adding it to your .bashrc file. Or you can have it set to run when your computer boots...

Go with a shell script It's what it's there for
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