[SOLVED] call index.php through Entware-NG from terminal

[amplatfus]

Hi,

I have installed php and mysql from below address:
https://www.hqt.ro/how-to-install-mysql-server-phpmyadmin-through-entware-ng/

Now I need to run php from a scheduled sh using terminal, but I do not know how I should call php I tried: php, php5 but I obtain same result:

-sh: php: not found

Please what command should I run? Something like but how to call php?

php /entware-ng.arm/share/www/index.php

I appreciate any response.
Thank you in advance,
amplatfus

 

[thelonelycoder]

Hi,

I have installed php and mysql from below address:
https://www.hqt.ro/how-to-install-mysql-server-phpmyadmin-through-entware-ng/

Now I need to run php from a scheduled sh using terminal, but I do not know how I should call php I tried: php, php5 but I obtain same result:

-sh: php: not found

Please what command should I run? Something like but how to call php?

php /entware-ng.arm/share/www/index.php

I appreciate any response.
Thank you in advance,
amplatfus

There is a package php7-cli for Entware.
Install it and then you should be able to run it with your php /entware.... command.

opkg install php7-cli

 

[amplatfus]

There is a package php7-cli for Entware.
Install it and then you should be able to run it with your php /entware.... command.

opkg install php7-cli

Thank you. But I installed already php5-cgi - 5.6.26-1 from the link I posted and I cannot update because php7 do not work with mysql. And now the question is how can I call it? Because php doesn't work:

php /entware-ng.arm/share/www/index.php
-sh: php: not found
php5 /entware-ng.arm/share/www/index.php
-sh: php5: not found

Still looking for a solution. Any pointers or tips would help. Thanks.

 

[thelonelycoder]

Thank you. But I installed already php5-cgi - 5.6.26-1 from the link I posted and I cannot update because php7 do not work with mysql. And now the question is how can I call it? Because php doesn't work:

php /entware-ng.arm/share/www/index.php
-sh: php: not found
php5 /entware-ng.arm/share/www/index.php
-sh: php5: not found

Still looking for a solution. Any pointers or tips would help. Thanks.

Not the cgi, the cli is what you want.
Cli stands for command line interface.

 

[amplatfus]

Thank you. I installed the php5-cli - 5.6.26-1 in order to have same version. And, please, now should I configure something?
I rebooted and I got the same error with php not found.

opkg list-installed:
php5 - 5.6.26-1
php5-cgi - 5.6.26-1
php5-cli - 5.6.26-1
php5-fastcgi - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-curl - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-gd - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-hash - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-json - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-mbstring - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-mcrypt - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-mysql - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-mysqli - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-openssl - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-session - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-simplexml - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-xml - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-zip - 5.6.26-1

Thank you again,
amplatfus

 

[thelonelycoder]

Thank you. I installed the php5-cli - 5.6.26-1 in order to have same version. And, please, now should I configure something?
I rebooted and I got the same error with php not found.

opkg list-installed:
php5 - 5.6.26-1
php5-cgi - 5.6.26-1
php5-cli - 5.6.26-1
php5-fastcgi - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-curl - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-gd - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-hash - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-json - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-mbstring - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-mcrypt - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-mysql - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-mysqli - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-openssl - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-session - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-simplexml - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-xml - 5.6.26-1
php5-mod-zip - 5.6.26-1

Thank you again,
amplatfus

I can't test it, but maybe you have to call php with the full path to the php5 binary file as well?

 

[amplatfus]

I can't test it, but maybe you have to call php with the full path to the php5 binary file as well?

You were right. It worked:
user@router:/tmp/mnt/sda1/entware-ng.arm/bin# php-cli -v
PHP 5.6.26 (cli) (built: Oct 31 2016 12:20:52)
Copyright (c) 1997-2016 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.6.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2016 Zend Technologies
Thank you so much. I will mark this thread solved!
All the best,
amplatfus