API can't return respone after run shell_exec Laravel












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I'm trying to exec a shell file when user calling my API. This is my code wrote in Laravel routes/api.php:



    Route::get('process', function() {
define("SHELL_PATH","/home/ubuntu");
ini_set('max_execution_time', 60);

$arrProcess = array(
"sudo sh",
"./shell.sh",
"NAME=taanh",
"2>&1"
);

chdir(SHELL_PATH);
$process = shell_exec(implode(" ", $arrProcess));
return response()->json([
"status" => 0,
"process" => $process
],200);
});


My shell.sh take about 30s to execute so i set max_execution_time to 60. I've try to set it up to 300.



The shell run successfully but api return The connection was reset instead of my json response.



I also try Symfony/Process but still face this problem.



define("SHELL_PATH","/home/ubuntu");
ini_set('max_execution_time', 60);

$arrProcess = array(
"sudo sh",
"./shell.sh",
"NAME=taanh",
"2>&1"
);

chdir(SHELL_PATH);
$process = new Process(implode(" ", $arrProcess));
$process->run(function ($type, $buffer) {
if (Process::ERR === $type) {
return response()->json([
"status" => 1,
"code" => 5004,
"msg" => "Error when run site",
],500);
} else {
return response()->json([
"status" => 0,
"msg" => "Run shell successfully",
"process" => $buffer
],200);
}
});


Any problem in my code? Thanks!










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    I'm trying to exec a shell file when user calling my API. This is my code wrote in Laravel routes/api.php:



        Route::get('process', function() {
    define("SHELL_PATH","/home/ubuntu");
    ini_set('max_execution_time', 60);

    $arrProcess = array(
    "sudo sh",
    "./shell.sh",
    "NAME=taanh",
    "2>&1"
    );

    chdir(SHELL_PATH);
    $process = shell_exec(implode(" ", $arrProcess));
    return response()->json([
    "status" => 0,
    "process" => $process
    ],200);
    });


    My shell.sh take about 30s to execute so i set max_execution_time to 60. I've try to set it up to 300.



    The shell run successfully but api return The connection was reset instead of my json response.



    I also try Symfony/Process but still face this problem.



    define("SHELL_PATH","/home/ubuntu");
    ini_set('max_execution_time', 60);

    $arrProcess = array(
    "sudo sh",
    "./shell.sh",
    "NAME=taanh",
    "2>&1"
    );

    chdir(SHELL_PATH);
    $process = new Process(implode(" ", $arrProcess));
    $process->run(function ($type, $buffer) {
    if (Process::ERR === $type) {
    return response()->json([
    "status" => 1,
    "code" => 5004,
    "msg" => "Error when run site",
    ],500);
    } else {
    return response()->json([
    "status" => 0,
    "msg" => "Run shell successfully",
    "process" => $buffer
    ],200);
    }
    });


    Any problem in my code? Thanks!










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      I'm trying to exec a shell file when user calling my API. This is my code wrote in Laravel routes/api.php:



          Route::get('process', function() {
      define("SHELL_PATH","/home/ubuntu");
      ini_set('max_execution_time', 60);

      $arrProcess = array(
      "sudo sh",
      "./shell.sh",
      "NAME=taanh",
      "2>&1"
      );

      chdir(SHELL_PATH);
      $process = shell_exec(implode(" ", $arrProcess));
      return response()->json([
      "status" => 0,
      "process" => $process
      ],200);
      });


      My shell.sh take about 30s to execute so i set max_execution_time to 60. I've try to set it up to 300.



      The shell run successfully but api return The connection was reset instead of my json response.



      I also try Symfony/Process but still face this problem.



      define("SHELL_PATH","/home/ubuntu");
      ini_set('max_execution_time', 60);

      $arrProcess = array(
      "sudo sh",
      "./shell.sh",
      "NAME=taanh",
      "2>&1"
      );

      chdir(SHELL_PATH);
      $process = new Process(implode(" ", $arrProcess));
      $process->run(function ($type, $buffer) {
      if (Process::ERR === $type) {
      return response()->json([
      "status" => 1,
      "code" => 5004,
      "msg" => "Error when run site",
      ],500);
      } else {
      return response()->json([
      "status" => 0,
      "msg" => "Run shell successfully",
      "process" => $buffer
      ],200);
      }
      });


      Any problem in my code? Thanks!










      share|improve this question
















      I'm trying to exec a shell file when user calling my API. This is my code wrote in Laravel routes/api.php:



          Route::get('process', function() {
      define("SHELL_PATH","/home/ubuntu");
      ini_set('max_execution_time', 60);

      $arrProcess = array(
      "sudo sh",
      "./shell.sh",
      "NAME=taanh",
      "2>&1"
      );

      chdir(SHELL_PATH);
      $process = shell_exec(implode(" ", $arrProcess));
      return response()->json([
      "status" => 0,
      "process" => $process
      ],200);
      });


      My shell.sh take about 30s to execute so i set max_execution_time to 60. I've try to set it up to 300.



      The shell run successfully but api return The connection was reset instead of my json response.



      I also try Symfony/Process but still face this problem.



      define("SHELL_PATH","/home/ubuntu");
      ini_set('max_execution_time', 60);

      $arrProcess = array(
      "sudo sh",
      "./shell.sh",
      "NAME=taanh",
      "2>&1"
      );

      chdir(SHELL_PATH);
      $process = new Process(implode(" ", $arrProcess));
      $process->run(function ($type, $buffer) {
      if (Process::ERR === $type) {
      return response()->json([
      "status" => 1,
      "code" => 5004,
      "msg" => "Error when run site",
      ],500);
      } else {
      return response()->json([
      "status" => 0,
      "msg" => "Run shell successfully",
      "process" => $buffer
      ],200);
      }
      });


      Any problem in my code? Thanks!







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