Why can I access my php file through a browser and see the normal output after parsing this php file. But why can I use PHPCLI to access my php file through a browser and see the normal output after parsing the php file. However, when I use PHPCLI to execute this php file using commands in linux, I will remind php that some parts do not match anything at startup, for example, *** 20060923 *** 20090923-why can I access my php file through a browser and see the normal output after parsing the php file. But I use PHP CLI
Why can I access my php file through a browser and see the normal output after parsing this php file. However, when I use php cli to execute this php file using commands in linux, I will remind PHP that some parts do not match at startup, for example, *** 20060923 *** 20090923
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This is generally because your command line environment and the php. ini file used by the web environment are inconsistent, resulting in two results.
You can use
Php-c/custom/directory/php. ini php. php
Specify the php. ini path to execute a php file.
