I can't run php on CLI
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When I install it again it says php is already the newest version.
when I run php -v the out put is this:
The program 'php' can be found in the following packages:
* php7.0-cli
* hhvm
Try: sudo apt install <selected package>
when runing type php:
bash: type: php: not found
When I run whereis php the out put is this:
$ whereis php
php: /usr/bin/php.old /usr/bin/php7.0 /usr/lib/php /etc/php /usr/share/php7.0-common /usr/share/php7.0-intl /usr/share/php7.0-json /usr/share/php /usr/share/php7.0-zip /usr/share/php7.0-mcrypt /usr/share/php7.0-mysql /usr/share/php7.0-readline /usr/share/php7.0-opcache /usr/share/php7.0-xml /usr/share/php7.0-mbstring /usr/share/php7.0-gd /usr/share/man/man1/php.1.gz
I have looked for solutions but none of them worked.
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When I install it again it says php is already the newest version.
when I run php -v the out put is this:
The program 'php' can be found in the following packages:
* php7.0-cli
* hhvm
Try: sudo apt install <selected package>
when runing type php:
bash: type: php: not found
When I run whereis php the out put is this:
$ whereis php
php: /usr/bin/php.old /usr/bin/php7.0 /usr/lib/php /etc/php /usr/share/php7.0-common /usr/share/php7.0-intl /usr/share/php7.0-json /usr/share/php /usr/share/php7.0-zip /usr/share/php7.0-mcrypt /usr/share/php7.0-mysql /usr/share/php7.0-readline /usr/share/php7.0-opcache /usr/share/php7.0-xml /usr/share/php7.0-mbstring /usr/share/php7.0-gd /usr/share/man/man1/php.1.gz
I have looked for solutions but none of them worked.
16.04 php
asked May 24 at 17:09
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/usr/bin/php7.0 ???
– cmak.fr
May 24 at 17:18
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Please post the output from when you try to runphp, including the exact command you use. Also post the output oftype php; this is more useful thanwhereis phporwhich php. You can edit your question to add info. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!
– wjandrea
May 24 at 17:26
@wjandrea just did. please i need a solution asap.
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May 24 at 17:53
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When I install it again it says php is already the newest version.
when I run php -v the out put is this:
The program 'php' can be found in the following packages:
* php7.0-cli
* hhvm
Try: sudo apt install <selected package>
when runing type php:
bash: type: php: not found
When I run whereis php the out put is this:
$ whereis php
php: /usr/bin/php.old /usr/bin/php7.0 /usr/lib/php /etc/php /usr/share/php7.0-common /usr/share/php7.0-intl /usr/share/php7.0-json /usr/share/php /usr/share/php7.0-zip /usr/share/php7.0-mcrypt /usr/share/php7.0-mysql /usr/share/php7.0-readline /usr/share/php7.0-opcache /usr/share/php7.0-xml /usr/share/php7.0-mbstring /usr/share/php7.0-gd /usr/share/man/man1/php.1.gz
I have looked for solutions but none of them worked.
16.04 php
asked May 24 at 17:09
Robgogo
62
When I install it again it says php is already the newest version.
when I run php -v the out put is this:
The program 'php' can be found in the following packages:
* php7.0-cli
* hhvm
Try: sudo apt install <selected package>
when runing type php:
bash: type: php: not found
When I run whereis php the out put is this:
$ whereis php
php: /usr/bin/php.old /usr/bin/php7.0 /usr/lib/php /etc/php /usr/share/php7.0-common /usr/share/php7.0-intl /usr/share/php7.0-json /usr/share/php /usr/share/php7.0-zip /usr/share/php7.0-mcrypt /usr/share/php7.0-mysql /usr/share/php7.0-readline /usr/share/php7.0-opcache /usr/share/php7.0-xml /usr/share/php7.0-mbstring /usr/share/php7.0-gd /usr/share/man/man1/php.1.gz
I have looked for solutions but none of them worked.
16.04 php
asked May 24 at 17:09
Robgogo
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edited May 24 at 17:52
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/usr/bin/php7.0 ???
– cmak.fr
May 24 at 17:18
1
Please post the output from when you try to runphp, including the exact command you use. Also post the output oftype php; this is more useful thanwhereis phporwhich php. You can edit your question to add info. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!
– wjandrea
May 24 at 17:26
@wjandrea just did. please i need a solution asap.
– Robgogo
May 24 at 17:53
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1
/usr/bin/php7.0 ???
– cmak.fr
May 24 at 17:18
1
Please post the output from when you try to runphp, including the exact command you use. Also post the output oftype php; this is more useful thanwhereis phporwhich php. You can edit your question to add info. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!
– wjandrea
May 24 at 17:26
@wjandrea just did. please i need a solution asap.
– Robgogo
May 24 at 17:53
1
1
/usr/bin/php7.0 ???
– cmak.fr
May 24 at 17:18
/usr/bin/php7.0 ???
– cmak.fr
May 24 at 17:18
1
1
Please post the output from when you try to run
php, including the exact command you use. Also post the output of type php; this is more useful than whereis php or which php. You can edit your question to add info. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!– wjandrea
May 24 at 17:26
Please post the output from when you try to run
php, including the exact command you use. Also post the output of type php; this is more useful than whereis php or which php. You can edit your question to add info. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!– wjandrea
May 24 at 17:26
@wjandrea just did. please i need a solution asap.
– Robgogo
May 24 at 17:53
@wjandrea just did. please i need a solution asap.
– Robgogo
May 24 at 17:53
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I've never used PHP, so take this with a grain of salt:
It looks like /usr/bin/php got renamed to php.old. I'm guessing if you run readlink /usr/bin/php.old it will point to /usr/bin/php7.0. If so, you can un-rename it by running
sudo mv /usr/bin/php.old /usr/bin/php
Otherwise, you could create a new /usr/bin/php:
sudo ln -s php7.0 /usr/bin/php
Or reinstall the whole package:
sudo apt-get install --reinstall php7.0-cli
answered May 24 at 19:12
wjandrea
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Looks like you have php7.0-cli installed, but no /usr/bin/php. The latter is normally a symlink managed by the alternatives system. You can show the status of that by issuing the following command:
$ update-alternatives --display php
php - automatischer Modus
beste Version des Links ist /usr/bin/php7.0
Link verweist zur Zeit auf /usr/bin/php7.0
Link php ist /usr/bin/php
Slave php.1.gz ist /usr/share/man/man1/php.1.gz
/usr/bin/php7.0 - Priorität 70
Slave php.1.gz: /usr/share/man/man1/php7.0.1.gz
If this shows different output on your computer this is probably not set correctly. You can try to run update-alternatives --auto php and test again if a) php -v works now and b) update-alternatives --display php now produces output similar to the above.
If this didn't help you can manually set the alternative: update-alternatives --set php /usr/bin/php7.0 and test again.
answered May 24 at 19:36
Lienhart Woitok
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I've never used PHP, so take this with a grain of salt:
It looks like /usr/bin/php got renamed to php.old. I'm guessing if you run readlink /usr/bin/php.old it will point to /usr/bin/php7.0. If so, you can un-rename it by running
sudo mv /usr/bin/php.old /usr/bin/php
Otherwise, you could create a new /usr/bin/php:
sudo ln -s php7.0 /usr/bin/php
Or reinstall the whole package:
sudo apt-get install --reinstall php7.0-cli
answered May 24 at 19:12
wjandrea
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up vote
1
down vote
I've never used PHP, so take this with a grain of salt:
It looks like /usr/bin/php got renamed to php.old. I'm guessing if you run readlink /usr/bin/php.old it will point to /usr/bin/php7.0. If so, you can un-rename it by running
sudo mv /usr/bin/php.old /usr/bin/php
Otherwise, you could create a new /usr/bin/php:
sudo ln -s php7.0 /usr/bin/php
Or reinstall the whole package:
sudo apt-get install --reinstall php7.0-cli
answered May 24 at 19:12
wjandrea
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up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I've never used PHP, so take this with a grain of salt:
It looks like /usr/bin/php got renamed to php.old. I'm guessing if you run readlink /usr/bin/php.old it will point to /usr/bin/php7.0. If so, you can un-rename it by running
sudo mv /usr/bin/php.old /usr/bin/php
Otherwise, you could create a new /usr/bin/php:
sudo ln -s php7.0 /usr/bin/php
Or reinstall the whole package:
sudo apt-get install --reinstall php7.0-cli
answered May 24 at 19:12
wjandrea
7,02542054
I've never used PHP, so take this with a grain of salt:
It looks like /usr/bin/php got renamed to php.old. I'm guessing if you run readlink /usr/bin/php.old it will point to /usr/bin/php7.0. If so, you can un-rename it by running
sudo mv /usr/bin/php.old /usr/bin/php
Otherwise, you could create a new /usr/bin/php:
sudo ln -s php7.0 /usr/bin/php
Or reinstall the whole package:
sudo apt-get install --reinstall php7.0-cli
answered May 24 at 19:12
wjandrea
7,02542054
answered May 24 at 19:12
wjandrea
7,02542054
answered May 24 at 19:12
wjandrea
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answered May 24 at 19:12
wjandrea
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Looks like you have php7.0-cli installed, but no /usr/bin/php. The latter is normally a symlink managed by the alternatives system. You can show the status of that by issuing the following command:
$ update-alternatives --display php
php - automatischer Modus
beste Version des Links ist /usr/bin/php7.0
Link verweist zur Zeit auf /usr/bin/php7.0
Link php ist /usr/bin/php
Slave php.1.gz ist /usr/share/man/man1/php.1.gz
/usr/bin/php7.0 - Priorität 70
Slave php.1.gz: /usr/share/man/man1/php7.0.1.gz
If this shows different output on your computer this is probably not set correctly. You can try to run update-alternatives --auto php and test again if a) php -v works now and b) update-alternatives --display php now produces output similar to the above.
If this didn't help you can manually set the alternative: update-alternatives --set php /usr/bin/php7.0 and test again.
answered May 24 at 19:36
Lienhart Woitok
808211
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up vote
1
down vote
Looks like you have php7.0-cli installed, but no /usr/bin/php. The latter is normally a symlink managed by the alternatives system. You can show the status of that by issuing the following command:
$ update-alternatives --display php
php - automatischer Modus
beste Version des Links ist /usr/bin/php7.0
Link verweist zur Zeit auf /usr/bin/php7.0
Link php ist /usr/bin/php
Slave php.1.gz ist /usr/share/man/man1/php.1.gz
/usr/bin/php7.0 - Priorität 70
Slave php.1.gz: /usr/share/man/man1/php7.0.1.gz
If this shows different output on your computer this is probably not set correctly. You can try to run update-alternatives --auto php and test again if a) php -v works now and b) update-alternatives --display php now produces output similar to the above.
If this didn't help you can manually set the alternative: update-alternatives --set php /usr/bin/php7.0 and test again.
answered May 24 at 19:36
Lienhart Woitok
808211
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Looks like you have php7.0-cli installed, but no /usr/bin/php. The latter is normally a symlink managed by the alternatives system. You can show the status of that by issuing the following command:
$ update-alternatives --display php
php - automatischer Modus
beste Version des Links ist /usr/bin/php7.0
Link verweist zur Zeit auf /usr/bin/php7.0
Link php ist /usr/bin/php
Slave php.1.gz ist /usr/share/man/man1/php.1.gz
/usr/bin/php7.0 - Priorität 70
Slave php.1.gz: /usr/share/man/man1/php7.0.1.gz
If this shows different output on your computer this is probably not set correctly. You can try to run update-alternatives --auto php and test again if a) php -v works now and b) update-alternatives --display php now produces output similar to the above.
If this didn't help you can manually set the alternative: update-alternatives --set php /usr/bin/php7.0 and test again.
answered May 24 at 19:36
Lienhart Woitok
808211
Looks like you have php7.0-cli installed, but no /usr/bin/php. The latter is normally a symlink managed by the alternatives system. You can show the status of that by issuing the following command:
$ update-alternatives --display php
php - automatischer Modus
beste Version des Links ist /usr/bin/php7.0
Link verweist zur Zeit auf /usr/bin/php7.0
Link php ist /usr/bin/php
Slave php.1.gz ist /usr/share/man/man1/php.1.gz
/usr/bin/php7.0 - Priorität 70
Slave php.1.gz: /usr/share/man/man1/php7.0.1.gz
If this shows different output on your computer this is probably not set correctly. You can try to run update-alternatives --auto php and test again if a) php -v works now and b) update-alternatives --display php now produces output similar to the above.
If this didn't help you can manually set the alternative: update-alternatives --set php /usr/bin/php7.0 and test again.
answered May 24 at 19:36
Lienhart Woitok
808211
answered May 24 at 19:36
Lienhart Woitok
808211
answered May 24 at 19:36
Lienhart Woitok
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answered May 24 at 19:36
Lienhart Woitok
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/usr/bin/php7.0 ???
– cmak.fr
May 24 at 17:18
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Please post the output from when you try to run
php, including the exact command you use. Also post the output oftype php; this is more useful thanwhereis phporwhich php. You can edit your question to add info. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!– wjandrea
May 24 at 17:26
@wjandrea just did. please i need a solution asap.
– Robgogo
May 24 at 17:53