How to pass parameters from bash to php script?

Call it as:

php /path/to/script/script.php -- 'id=19&url=http://bkjbezjnkelnkz.com'

Also, modify your PHP script to use parse_str():

parse_str($argv[1]);

If the index $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] isn't set.

More advanced handling may need getopt(), but parse_str() is a quick'n'dirty way to get it working.

You can't pass GET query parameters to the PHP command line interface. Either pass the arguments as standard command line arguments and use the $argc and $argv globals to read them, or (if you must use GET/POST parameters) call the script through curl/wget and pass the parameters that way – assuming you have the script accessible through a local web server.

This is how you can pass arguments to be read by $argc and $argv (the -- indicates that all subsequent arguments should go to the script and not to the PHP interpreter binary):

php myfile.php -- argument1 argument2

-- Option 1: php-cgi --

Use 'php-cgi' in place of 'php' to run your script. This is the simplest way as you won't need to specially modify your php code to work with it:

php-cgi -f /my/script/file.php id=19 myvar=xyz

-- Option 2: if you have a web server --

If the php file is on a web server you can use 'wget' on the command line:

wget 'http://localhost/my/script/file.php?id=19&myvar=xyz'

OR:

wget -q -O - "http://localhost/my/script/file.php?id=19&myvar=xyz"

-- Accessing the variables in php --

In both option 1 & 2 you access these parameters like this:

$id = $_GET["id"];$myvar = $_GET["myvar"];