> I want to use a php script that create a ticket or allarm on my monitor system
> 
> I soved it, I need to call /bin/bash with "-c" to start every kind of
> script, otherwise I have an error.

... or you can just make sure that your scripts start with a proper
shebang line. E.g., for a php script, the first line should look like

#! /usr/bin/php

That way the script can be directly exec()ed without the need for a shell.

andrea

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