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Sep 13 |
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Python script for GRASS - executing from PHP many thanks for your suggestions. actually, while run on command line the script works fine.the problem, however, occurs when I try to run it via a web browser. I.e.there is a website I created, mostly php-based. within the website's code there is a line <<echo system("./FILENAME.py");>> which should execute a script of FILENAME.py and print out its results. Unfortunately when open the website, the grass-part of FILENAME.py code is omitted (i.e."one" "two" etc are printed but the csv file isn't created). |
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Sep 1 |
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Python script for GRASS - executing from PHP my bad. I should have written that in the script I use the real names of my GRASS location and mapset instead of 'LOCATION NAME' and 'MAPSET NAME'. likewise, in gisdbase=os.path.join("PATH") the actual directory path is provided instead of "PATH" |
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Aug 31 |
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Python script for GRASS - executing from PHP I think I should add that all this php-python stuff is a part of a Web-application I am developing now. I use lampp and I've run it only on localhost so far |
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Aug 31 |
asked | Python script for GRASS - executing from PHP |
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Jun 10 |
awarded | Teacher |
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Jun 10 |
awarded | Student |
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Mar 20 |
answered | r.mapcalculator and python again |
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Mar 17 |
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r.mapcalculator and python again this is indeed a crucial question. how to "tell" grass to treat "b" as a value provided by the user (a=raw_input, b=float(a)) rather than a map (which obviously does not exist? as you can see I'm not an expert either |
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Mar 17 |
asked | r.mapcalculator and python again |
