Thread: Calibre Command Line usage with PHP
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Old 10-24-2008, 02:11 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by artoros View Post
Using the latest calibre version (0.4.99) with the SAME command in PHP, it doesn't work (but it does work when I paste the command into the windows command line interface):

C:\[pathtocalibre]\calibre\html2lrf.exe -t "Booktitle" -a "Dwayne Dibbley" -o [pathtolrf]/thebook.lrf [pathtohtml]/thebook.htm --cover [pathtocover]/thecover.jpg
What is the error? You should be able to pass a second parameter to the exec() function to get the results from the command line.

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