I want to execute a php-script from php that will use different constants and different versions of classes that are already defined.
Is there a sandbox php_module where i could just:
sandbox('script.php'); // run in a new php environment
instead of
include('script.php'); // run in the same environment
Or is proc_open() the only option?
PS: The script isn't accessible through the web, so fopen('http://host/script.php') is not an option.
Just in case someone else has this trouble, my findings are:
There is nothing to solve -- the sandbox is just really slow, sometimes it took a couple days for the profile to become active and send the IPN. In other words, sandbox isn't good to test these functions at all, just go live and refund a couple tests. Even live sometimes takes a bit of time... I've seen it take a few hours sometimes, so don't go crazy.
Solution:
It's the difference for new php 5.4
Found the answer here
Had to replace the function_entry with static zend_function_entry
Works now.
You should be able access the table names from the sqlite_master table.
SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type='table';
The names of the columns are not directly accessible. The easiest way to get them is to query the table and get the column names from the query result.
SELECT * FROM table_name LIMIT 1;
Some of the methods of inspect module are well-suited for this purpose:
import module
import inspect
src = inspect.getsource(module)
There is runkit, but you may find it simpler to just call the script over the command line (Use shell_exec), if you don't need any interaction between the master and child processes.