php: command not found

[lucyoop]

Blowfish,

When I use your way to autoindex my site, I got the following error message:

/bin/bash: php: command not found

I have tried all kinds of ways, no luck at all.

Any ideas about my problem? Thanks in advance.

[Charter]

Hi. Use the full path to PHP in the command.

[lucyoop]

When I use the full path for the php, I got the follow error message.

/bin/bash: /usr/local/lib/php: is a directory

[Charter]

Hi. What about using /usr/local/bin/php instead?

[lucyoop]

When I type the command whereis php. It gave me /usr/local/lib/php. I checked directory /usr/local/bin/, nothing under that.

[lucyoop]

When I type the command which php, it give the following message: which: no php in (/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin)

[Charter]

Hmm, as 'which' shows the full path of (shell) commands, it looks like PHP itself may not be installed correctly.

[lucyoop]

Do you mean I need reinstall PHP? But, our web site is hosting by other company!

Do we have any way to correct it instead of reinstalling PHP?

Thank you very much, Charter.

[Charter]

Hi. As you are hosted, just ask your host how they have PHP installed, and whether they support PHP via shell.