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Opening a Unidirectional Pipe Using popen()

 
<?php
        $pr1 = popen('ls', 'r');
        echo fread($pr1, 1024);

        $pr2 = popen('php', 'w');
        fputs($pr2, '<?php touch("myfile.txt"); ?>');
?>








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