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I have written a PHP Script, I run the code like this on MS-DOS on my local PC:
C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.0\php.exe index.php
Now I want to upload the index.php on the web but on multiple computers (without PHP/Apache installed), how can I run index.php on ms-dos via web?
If that not possible, I can open multiple putty application on each computer and login ssh?
index.php will continues looping – it wont be good to run script on the browser because it may cause timeout via browser.
You can’t. If you’re using putty on each computer to log into another machine to run the script, the script will still be running on “the other” machine. All you’ve done is make its output appear on the local computer that’s running putty. It’d be exactly the same as opening multiple shells on the server and running the script in each window.
If you want a PHP script to run “locally”, then you need PHP installed locally on each machine that will run the script. And like I said in your other similar question, there are PHP compilers which can produce a .exe that MIGHT be portable, but it’s not guaranteed to work. PHP can be compiled, but not all scripts are compileable.