RESOLVED :
For plesk users you need to make nano .bash_profile when you are in the file add this line :
PATH=/opt/plesk/php/7.1/bin:$PATH
it will work for ssh users !!
for root ssh user you can do :
export PATH=/opt/plesk/php/7.1/bin:$PATH;
Hope it will help
I try to say to composer that now he needs to look on the php version 7.1 wish is installed on my plesk serveur.
how i could do this ? i am not a pro in commands line.. i think i need to add this line
export PATH=/opt/plesk/php/7.1/bin:$PATH;
in my .bashrc
file but i really don’t know how to access to this and how to add the line.
hope someone could help me for this, thanks a lot in advance.
Actually i need to do manualy this to update composer :
export PATH=/opt/plesk/php/7.1/bin:$PATH; php composer.phar update
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Answers
A slightly alternative version if it may help anyone:
Create an alias for composer and store it in /etc/profile.d (so it is available to all users)
In your file put this (adjusting for version & composer location):
Save the file and login again.
Your script can now be used from command line even if your installation of Plesk is running a different version of php. Now you can execute it like:
I had the same problem with both Composer and WP CLI in a Plesk Onyx environment
And something similar when trying to run WP CLI
Solved it with a symlink like so,
after loggin in on the right domain with ssh:
and after testing cleaning up:
I discoverd only very slowly that the php binary which both applications use is in /usr/bin
So what the code does is:
worked instantly
hope this helps someone to solve this puzzle quicker than I did…