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You could use proc_open for this:
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proc_close(proc_open ("./script.php &", array(), $foo));
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The empty array for the output specs prevents opening any pipes to the new
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process, so proc_open doesn't wait for the execution of script.php to
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finish - the last parameter is just there because it has to be.
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proc_close() closes the process immediately, so your PHP script doesn't
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stop.
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