I have a php script that run an http post request with json data using the shell_exec command.
The PHP function receive json encoded data and the url as variables.
I am trying to build the string to be sent to shell_exec command using the above variables.
As you can see in sample code below, the first string ($cmd) has $jsonDataEncoded as variable (the url is clear text). This string works fine with the shell_exec command, and json data are returned from the server.
The second one ($cmd1) has both $jsonDataEncoded and $url as variables. This string DOES NOT work with shell_exec command.
I have tried to compare both strings, even with hexadecimal compare, and they seem qite the same.
Thank you for your suggestion.
Here is the code:
function HttpPost ($url, $jsonDataEncoded)
{
//$url=https://cloud.sample.com/web/api2/v1/auth/login
//$jsonDataEncoded= my encoded json string.
//the following string is working
$cmd = "curl -X POST -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" \
-d '".$jsonDataEncoded. "' \
https://cloud.sample.com/web/api2/v1/auth/login";
//the following string is NOT working
$cmd1 = "curl -X POST -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" \
-d '".$jsonDataEncoded. "' \ ". $url;
$result = shell_exec($cmd);//WORKS
//$result = shell_exec($cmd1);//FAILS
$json = json_decode($result, true);
return $json;
}
You should remove the last \
character, it expects input on a new line. So this should work:
$cmd1 = "curl -X POST -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" \
-d '" . $jsonDataEncoded . "' " . $url;
By the way, using shell_exec isn't a proper way to send POST requests in PHP. You can use a libary for that:
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