php script: -q mode

[mikerh9]

The script running in -q mode (quiet), linux shell.
#!/usr/local/bin/php -q

Why I still get the "
Warning: fread(): Length parameter must be greater than 0. in /home/mike/script.php on line 13"?

Is there a way to forward the comment into file
./script.php > test
not working, I still see the comment in the shell.

[tsinka]

Hi,

error messages are printed to stderr, so you need to do something like

./script.php > test 2>&1

[bubblenut]

Nooooo!!
You did the same as me but I lacked the confidence to write it without testing it, whereby I found out it was wrong. The startup errors go to stderr but the runtime errors actually go to stdout which makes splitting them from the user output a little bit more tedeous. I originally though "easy, just switch show errors off and log errors on and then check the web server ... oh!" then I decided I really didn't know how to solve the problem save writing some wrapper script which strips out the errors and logs them. Eventuall I came across another (far tidier) sollution which is to turn show errors off and then use php's error handling functions

Please correct me if I'm wrong because I'm finding it really difficult to beleive that this is how it works.

Cheers
Bubble