I have a script which I want to run on windows under Cygwin and on Linux. I have to make distinction between the two running environment for some purposes. What is the best way to do it?
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I have a script which I want to run on windows under Cygwin and on Linux. I have to make distinction between the two running environment for some purposes. What is the best way to do it?
There is a pre-defined constant PHP_OS which will help, but only displays the OS that PHP was built on, not the OS it is running on.
php_unameis what you want to discover information about the current server running your code:Specifically,