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Subject: Re: CLI issue: Changing STDERR
From: webmaster@ragnarokonline.de (Christian Stadler)

Davy Durham schrieb:
> On Linux: I'm converting some bash scripts to php.. in the bash scripts
> I sometimes do at the very top:
> 
> "   exec 2>/path/filename "
> 
> Which changes where stderr goes because it closes and reopens file
> descriptor 2

[snipp]

> Is there a way of changing the actual process's file descriptor 2 to
> something else. (or any fd for that matter)

Just an idea out of the blue:
Did you try your luck with the Sha-Bang?
e. g. #!/usr/bin/php -q 2>/path/filename

Regards,
  Christian Stadler