Wow Ken, thanks very very much.

mkdir /root/$1 worked like a charm.

And I understand the need for the space.

- aurf On Jun 27, 2009, at 6:03 PM, Ken Robinson wrote:

You have a few problems:

1. your PHP needs a space in the command

$username = 'foo'; Exec('/root/test.sh ' . $username);

2. your shell script you need

Echo $1

Ken

------Original Message------ From: aurfalien@gmail.com Sender: support-bounces@drupal.org To: support@drupal.org ReplyTo: support@drupal.org Subject: [support] passing vars Sent: Jun 27, 2009 5:41 PM

Hi,

Please excuse this seemingly retarded mail.

While fun, PHP is more then 4 handfuls and I only have 2.

An example php script;

$username = foo; exec('/root/script.sh'.($username));

My script.sh file;

#!/bin/tcsh mkdir /root/$username

When I execute my PHP script, I get this;

sh: /root/script.shfoo: No such file or directory

I was hoping to pass the PHP var of $username to mkdir in the tcsh script and make a directory called /root/foo.

I don't understand whats going on.

Any ideas?

• aurf

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