I'm not sure this is a CF problem or PHP problem. Both are involved.
I am getting a very strange result from a scheduled task that runs code on a PHP page and then writes an XML file with the data returned. The task is set in CF Administrator to run every hour. CF is used to read the XML and put data in SQL server. This was working fine until the server had major problems and had to be fully restored.
Since the server was restored, the PHP script mirrors its own contents into the file. It correctly overwrites the existing file, but with its own script instead of the XML data. Running the same script from a different server produces the correct output. So we think it is a server problem. But is it IIS? CF or the CF Administrator scheduled task functions?
Has anyone ever experienced anything like this? The server is running Windows 2003. PHP 5 is installed and working. We are running CFMX 7. And all of this was working before the server had to be restored. We can still run it on a different server with the same basic components.
Thanks for any ideas.
I am getting a very strange result from a scheduled task that runs code on a PHP page and then writes an XML file with the data returned. The task is set in CF Administrator to run every hour. CF is used to read the XML and put data in SQL server. This was working fine until the server had major problems and had to be fully restored.
Since the server was restored, the PHP script mirrors its own contents into the file. It correctly overwrites the existing file, but with its own script instead of the XML data. Running the same script from a different server produces the correct output. So we think it is a server problem. But is it IIS? CF or the CF Administrator scheduled task functions?
Has anyone ever experienced anything like this? The server is running Windows 2003. PHP 5 is installed and working. We are running CFMX 7. And all of this was working before the server had to be restored. We can still run it on a different server with the same basic components.
Thanks for any ideas.