You may need to set some of GDAL's environmental variables when you run subprocess
, such as GDAL_DATA.
You can see which are being set in the MS4W setenv.bat
script.
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2 years ago
I have a HTML page that takes and uploaded zip file and then calls a PHP page as a form action. That PHP then calls two Python scripts in my Apache cgi-bin. The first Python script runs with no issue and simply unzips the uploaded file within a sub directory. The second Python script includes a subprocess call to a command line tool to perform some action on the unzipped files. However, I am finding that using the exec() in PHP for the second Python script with the subprocess does not work. If I run the Python script from the command line it works fine. But, if I call it from the PHP exec function it does nothing.
The snippet of PHP:
The snippet of Python:
The f="https://forum.tuteehub.com/tag/print">print command in the Python f="https://forum.tuteehub.com/tag/returns">returns this to the PHP:
Also, I am running this all on a Windows OS as a localhf="https://forum.tuteehub.com/tag/os">ost development server. Using Python version 2.7.