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Originally Posted by MIRhunter
I seem to have read some where that netstumbler will use any installed scripting language installed, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to get it to use php as a scripting language. So my question is this, is there a way to register php as a scripting language in windows, or is there a simple way I can call the php.exe from within vbscript. I have tried but without much luck.
I would like to use php nativly from netstumbler as I perefer not to daisy chain scripting languages and it would open up a whole new level of what can be done with the information collected, not to mention the native mysql, pgsql, mssql and any other databases and features php supports.
So if any one knows how to register php as windows scripting language, please drop me a line.
Yes, I have searched the forums, google on this. 
I also apologize if I am posting in the wrong location and humbly ask that if I am that I be given a cluepon as to where I should post/ask about this.  |
Check
http://www.php.net to see if PHP can be used as a scripting engine in the Windows environment, or if it's only usable via IISAPI through MS's webserver.
Also check that you have installed PHP correctly according to the instructions on the above site.
If PHP doesn't install itself as Scripting Engine, like for instance ActivePerl does, you can't call PHP scripts directly from NS, but only by calling a shell via one of the other installed scripting engines, and execute php.exe in that shell.
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