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1. #MAMP UPDATE PHP SCRIPT WITHOUT RESTARTING SERVER HOW TO#
2. #MAMP UPDATE PHP SCRIPT WITHOUT RESTARTING SERVER INSTALL#
3. #MAMP UPDATE PHP SCRIPT WITHOUT RESTARTING SERVER FULL#

Running an application as a windows service.įrom AlwaysUp, select Application > Report Activity > Today. Visit the AlwaysUp Troubleshooter - our online tool that can help you resolve the most common problems encountered when PHP script not working properly as a Windows Service?

#MAMP UPDATE PHP SCRIPT WITHOUT RESTARTING SERVER FULL#

We encourage you to edit the entry in AlwaysUp and check out the full complement of settings thatįor example, you can boost the priority of the PHP process, monitor the executable for excessive CPU usage,Ĭonfigure a weekly report, and much more. That's it! Next time your computer boots, your PHP script/service will be launched immediately, before anyone logs on.

In a few seconds, the state will transition to "Running": To start the service, which will kick off the PHP script, choose Application > Start "PHP.". However, the state will be "Stopped" because the service and your script are not yet running: This next window provides guidance if you want your script to run periodically (that is, not 24x7).Ĭlick Done when you are ready to move on.Ī new entry for your PHP script will appear in the AlwaysUp window. If you are curious, you can cycle through the tabs and review the options that have been chosen.Ĭlick Save to record your new PHP service: The Add Application window contains all the recommended settings for running your PHP script 24x7 after your PC boots. We're almost done! Click Next to continue: User name and password of your Windows account and click Next to continue: The Advisor will spend a few seconds gathering information about your PHP installation.Īfterwards, enter the full path to your PHP executable ( php.exe) and click Next to move on:Įnter the full path to the PHP script you would like to run and click Next to continue:įor best results, PHP should run in an account where have run it successfully. Select Application > Advisor to launch the Application Advisor:Ĭhoose PHP from the list of applications and click Next: Note that if your script doesn't work here then it won't work with AlwaysUp!Īnd here is the result from running it on the command line: If your script doesn't work as expected please resolve the issues now. Hit the Enter key to execute the command line. Since we have placed PHP in C:\PHP, and our script is C:\PHP\sample-php-script.php, our command line is:Ĭ:\PHP\php.exe C:\PHP\sample-php-script.php

Be sure to quote each component containing at least one space! In the window that appears, type the full path to the PHP executable ( php.exe) followed by the full path to the script you wish to run as a windows service.

Start a command prompt ( Start button > Run > cmd.exe) Next, please ensure that your PHP script can run normally from the command line. We have installed PHP in C:\PHP and we'll reference that location throughout this tutorial.

#MAMP UPDATE PHP SCRIPT WITHOUT RESTARTING SERVER INSTALL#

To set up a PHP script to run as a background windows service with AlwaysUp:ĭownload and install the PHP package, if necessary.

#MAMP UPDATE PHP SCRIPT WITHOUT RESTARTING SERVER HOW TO#

The steps below show how to add PHP with the Application Advisor. Note: This video shows how to add a PHP Windows Service the traditional way, before we developed the easy-to-use Application Advisor.