how to see php-commands executed on the my server?

I think this question is for guys who have work with sources of php-interpreter. Is there way to include my code into interpreter with the purpose to output php-commands which execute at nay moment into file.
I want to get code which execute my interpreter with purpose to get php-code of script from another servers. I am going to do php-including, but on the my server, and include scripts from not my server and then see their php-code. something like this (this script must execute on my server):

Code:

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iclude("http://not_my_server.com/script_i_want_to_see.php");

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Is it possible if i fix sources of php-interpreter?

Uh... Whaaat?

If the other server runs PHP, then you cannot get the source to that PHP file--you'll get whatever the output of script_i_want_to_see.php is, not the source code.

And if it's output which you wanted, then try looking at the documentation for url_fopen or get_file_contents().

Quote:

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If the other server runs PHP, then you cannot get the source to that PHP file--you'll get whatever the output of script_i_want_to_see.php is, not the source code.

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I mean that script from other server will run on the my server, as though at a php-including (PHPenetration)

rename the script php_i_want_to_see.php to .php.inc and include that.

i cant rename php_i_want_to_see.php because i have no access to anothers server. I want to see sources of scripts from anothers servers using php-including via my server?
I hope its clear...
sorry for my english

Simple, you can't.. Why do you want to see the source? Ask the admins for a copy or are you trying to hack your way in? If it's the latter I do hope you have the admin's permission.

ok, forget it, stupid idea ))
if I can see another sources i can see passwords of MySQL DB and else many interesting ))

Ok je0n, what you wnat to do is look into the source on another machine so you can try and pull out anythign that the site owner was dube enough ot hard code in there.......last I checked AO wasn't kind to script kiddies.