pessoal estou tendo problemas para executar o mesmo via terminal ao qual ocorre o seguinte erro:
pac@pac-VirtualBox:/opt/lampp/htdocs/code/slv$ ls
app bin composer.json COPYING.txt generated Gruntfile.js.sample lib LICENSE.txt package.json.sample pub SECURITY.md SLV.mwb update vendor
auth.json.sample CHANGELOG.md composer.lock dev grunt-config.json.sample index.php LICENSE_AFL.txt nginx.conf.sample phpserver README.md setup SLV.mwb.bak var
pac@pac-VirtualBox:/opt/lampp/htdocs/code/slv$ bin/magento
/usr/bin/env: ‘php’: No such file or directory
pac@pac-VirtualBox:/opt/lampp/htdocs/code/slv$
estou acessando o mesmo via bowser normalmente
o xampp e o ideal para rodar o magento no linux???
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@Bhanu Periwal wrote:Hi @artur01via91aa
To resolve issue just check what is current php path by run below command on terminal:which phpYou will get response like "/usr/bin/php"
Now for run Magento commands you should use this like :/usr/bin/php bin/magento setup:upgradeIt may help you to run commands.
If issue resolve, please click on 'Kudos' & Accept as Solution!
I was using xampp I moved to the separate apache, php, mysql and phpmyadmin modules and I had no more problems
Hello @artur01via91aa
This seems issue with your PHP installation, run this command in your terminal :
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/php73 /usr/bin/php
(if your php version is 7.3)
XAMPP fulfils all the requirements needed to run Magento, so it is recommendable.
If you have any other cross-platform web server solution stack package which fulfils Magento requirement than that's fine also.
Requirements to run Magento on your Machine :
https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/system-requirements-tech.html
Hi @artur01via91aa
To resolve issue just check what is current php path by run below command on terminal:
which php
You will get response like "/usr/bin/php"
Now for run Magento commands you should use this like :
/usr/bin/php bin/magento setup:upgrade
It may help you to run commands.
If issue resolve, please click on 'Kudos' & Accept as Solution!
@Bhanu Periwal wrote:Hi @artur01via91aa
To resolve issue just check what is current php path by run below command on terminal:which phpYou will get response like "/usr/bin/php"
Now for run Magento commands you should use this like :/usr/bin/php bin/magento setup:upgradeIt may help you to run commands.
If issue resolve, please click on 'Kudos' & Accept as Solution!
I was using xampp I moved to the separate apache, php, mysql and phpmyadmin modules and I had no more problems