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Are you running this on shared hosting?
Oct 1, 2021
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Preserve PHP parameters when running Artisan call from schedule
Good morning,
At this time, I'm facing an issue with PHP parameters. I'm tying to run $schedule->command from schedule. The problem is that due to the custom PHP implementation in my server, I have to enable manually extensions using php -d extension=json.so -d extension=pdo.so ...
These settings seems not be preserved at the Artisan command level. Each command I run with $schedule->command states that there are some missing extension.
How to push these PHP binaries parameters to the Artisan command?
Note that I can't change php.ini to pre-enable these extensions without using PHP binary parameters.
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@bugsysha I'm running this on my own hosting platform (we own the server, the network and the datacenter). As stated before, I don't want to change any environment variable in the server. I need to keep these extensions disabled outside Laravel.
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@manoaratefy The scheduler itself is just a PHP process. So specify the extensions when you register the cron job:
* * * * * cd /path-to-your-project && php -d extension=foo.so -d extension=bar.so artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1
https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/scheduling#running-the-scheduler
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@martinbean This is already in place. Extensions is effective inside the App/Console/Kernel.php, but once I call $schedule->command('foo:bar'), extensions specified above is not anymore effective within the Artisan command foo:bar.
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@manoaratefy Then set up your server properly. You’ve already mentioned you’re self-hosting this website. So just enable the extensions that this website actually needs.
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@martinbean Yes but no. I'm self hosting the Laravel instance, but the Laravel project itself is a control panel for PHP. It allows admin to enable/disable some PHP extensions. It should be able to re-enable his required PHP extension by itself, and should not affect any other app's PHP extension in the server by enabling extension for himself.
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@manoaratefy Heard of cPanel, mate?
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I think I read that schedule command is running exec artisan
since you cannot add the parameters you need to the exec, I would convert the command to a class that can be called direct from the scheduler, or a closure
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