Some Yertle modules invoke PHP from the command line. I've found that in some cases, the PHP interpreter used is php-cgi. I found this to the case on servers that are in a shared hosting enviroment.
In the future, Yertle may be re-written to not require calling PHP on the command line. For now I am adding a safety check that will abort a module if it is found that the PHP interpreter is php-cgi.
Some Yertle modules invoke PHP from the command line. I've found that in some cases, the PHP interpreter used is php-cgi. I found this to the case on servers that are in a shared hosting enviroment.
In the future, Yertle may be re-written to not require calling PHP on the command line. For now I am adding a safety check that will abort a module if it is found that the PHP interpreter is php-cgi.