I have a simple php page, and I'm trying to run this php script is from the terminal console (ssh):
php /home/account/domains/domain.com/public_html/script.php
Now, I can run the script, the thing is, if I'm running the php script from the console, setting eading a cookie doesn't work, If I'm running the same page from the browser, everything work just fine (Read and write cookies..)
So my question is, can I run this script from the terminal (just like above), and make the cookies save somehow?
My php scrpit is simple:
setcookie("cookie", "cookie", time()+30);
if (!isset($_COOKIE["cookie"])){
echo "New Cookie is set!";
}else{
echo "The Cookie already set!";
}
Thank you very much for your help!
Cookies only exist in a browser. There's no browser involved when you run a script from the command line, so there's nowhere for those cookies to be stored.
If you need to store data across calls to a command-line script, you will need to read and write it to a file. One simple way of doing this might be:
// At the start of the script...
$PERSIST = unserialize(file_get_contents("myscript.cache")) ?: array();
// Read data from there...
print $PERSIST["blah"];
// Write some
$PERSIST["foo"] = "stuff";
// At the end of the script, save it back
file_put_contents("myscript.cache", serialize($PERSIST));
If you're willing to run some exec() functions, you can save cookies and things - see