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When scriptA.php is run by some logged in user, an in turn will call another scriptB.php using a system() or exec().
Is it possible for scriptB.php to get parameters of the SESSION data of the user that run scriptA.php in the first place ?
Thanks!
No, you can’t do it in the traditional way (using
$_SESSION). The best way would be to pass the data as arguments to the CLI command or to write it to itsSTDIN(and read them inscriptB.php).If you have permissions you could also go and read the session file (if you’re handling sessions in files)… but that wouldn’t be advisable.