[ACCEPTED]-How can I pass parameters from the command line to $_POST in a PHP script?-http-post-vars
Just insert the following lines at the beginning 5 of your script:
/* If started from the command line, wrap parameters to $_POST and $_GET */
if (!isset($_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"])) {
parse_str($argv[1], $_GET);
parse_str($argv[1], $_POST);
}
This small piece of code 4 does the trick (you may decide if you want 3 to use $_GET or $_POST or, like I needed it, both.
After 2 changing your script, you can call it from 1 the command line passing your arguments:
php yourscript.php 'arg1=x&arg2=y'
That's not easily doable. You can invoke 8 the php-cgi binary and pipe a fake POST request 7 in. But you'll need to set up a whole lot 6 of CGI environment variables:
echo 'var1=123&var2=abc' | REQUEST_METHOD=POST SCRIPT_FILENAME=script.php REDIRECT_STATUS=CGI CONTENT_TYPE=application/www-form-urlencoded php-cgi
Note: Insufficient, doesn't 5 work like that. But something like that...
It's 4 certainly easier if you just patch the script, and 3 let it load the $_POST array from a predefined 2 environment variable.
$_POST = parse_url($_SERVER["_POST"]);
Then you can invoke 1 it like _POST=var=123 php script.php for simplicity.
curl --data "name=ii" "param1=value1¶m2=value2" http://test.com/sample.php
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