Executing PHP Scripts

[Anon]

I'm not sure if this question was posted, but I couldn't find anything during my search.
I want to supply MySQL database information(Script Results) to a web page that is housed on a server that doesn't have PHP installed.

Is there a way to execute PHP from one server to an html web page located on another server without a PHP installation.

I hope this makes sense!

Any direction would be greatly appreciated
covert555

[Anon]

Two ways I can think of is to have java script call the page and embed the result but I do not know if that can be done since you would be requesting data from another server. The other would be for your php script to generate a image containing the data using the gd library and using a image tag like
<pre>

<img src="http://whatever/myphpscript.php">

</pre>

[Anon]

The target system could use a framed page and load the php page from the other server into one of it's frames...

[Anon]

This would be easiest:

1.) Create a script (on the PHP server) that writes the dynamic information that is to be used on the remote server on the PHP server.

2.) Put that script in your crontab (update it however oftern you like)

3.) Install SSH on both servers and run ssh-keygen on the PHP server - put the contents of ~/.ssh/identity.pub into the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys of the non-PHP server (make sure it is one line!)

4.) after you run the script that generates the static html (with the dynamic content ;o) have your crontab scp the static html file over to your non-PHP server

This requires a few things:

1.) SSH on both servers (FTP might work also ...)
2.) a PHP binary somewhere on the PHP server

Hope this helps!

[Anon]

Wow!, I going to try this

Thanks