On Sep 26, 2015, at 10:36 PM, Jim Lucas wrote:
On September 26, 2015 8:34:18 PM PDT, Jeffry Killen <jekillen@xxxxxxxxxxx
> wrote:
I am looking at the output from phpinfo() on FreeBSD system with c
shell for user.
(FreeBSD 10.1, Apache 2.2.4, php version 5.6) and am trying to
establish the location
of the php executable that will be used for php cli scripts. I have
not found anything
in the output. Am I missing something?
Another ancillary question is what extensions in the server version
of
php are available to the cli version; where would I find that out?
The manual doesn't address this question, or did I again miss
something?
Is php used by the server the same executable as the cli, or are they
different executables?
Is there a phpinfo() for the cli?
I have been doing some Googling around for info and haven't really
looked past the
bare basics of writing php cli scripts ( and getting the shebang line
to point to the
proper location to begin with)
Looking at the output from '%php -v', it is not specified there
either.
Try these. They'll give you the answers you seek.
# which php
# php -m
also for response:
FreeBSD - should be /usr/local/bin/php
Thank you
JK
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