PHP phpinfo() on the fly

November 14, 2008

Here is a little trick to get phpinfo() information on the fly.

You need php-cli installed (sometimes its called php4-cli or php5-cli)


echo "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" | php4
echo "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" | php5
echo "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" | php5-cli

etc

You can also tack on a | grep at the end if you want to filter for certain words.

posted in Linux by Chris Carey

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2 Comments to "PHP phpinfo() on the fly"

  1. ryan wrote:

    Even better:

    php -i
    php4 -i
    php5 -i
    php5-cli -i

  2. Gosip Artis Terbaru wrote:

    Nice info. I’ve never known that there are variations in displaying this phpinfo. Gonna try these out. Thanks.

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