Call php server to interpret the script

[Don]

Hi,

I did a php script and tested with the browser by giving the full path
of script as URL under a domain name (ex :
http://www.AAA-tech.com/TEST/myScript.php), it works fine.
Then I launched the same script on the same machine (OS:Free BSD) by
typing :

cd ../public/www/TEST
/usr/local/bin/php myScript.php

the result :
<b>Warning</b>: imagecopyresampled(): requires GD 2.0 or later in
<b>/web/Xv/Xe/Xm/AAA-tech.com/public/www/TEST/myScript.php</b> on line
<b>80</b><br />

<b>Fatal error</b>: Call to undefined function: imagegif() in
<b>/web/Xv/Xe/Xm/AAA-tech.com/public/www/TEST/myScript.php</b> on line
<b>86</b><br />

Apparently, the interpretor /usr/local/bin/php is not the same version
as php server.

My question is :
How can I launch my php script by calling the php server to interpret it
correctly?

Thank you in advance

Don

[NC]

Don wrote:

I did a php script and tested with the browser by giving the full
path of script as URL under a domain name (ex :
http://www.AAA-tech.com/TEST/myScript.php), it works fine.
Then I launched the same script on the same machine (OS:Free
BSD) by typing :

cd ../public/www/TEST
/usr/local/bin/php myScript.php

the result :
<b>Warning</b>: imagecopyresampled(): requires GD 2.0 or later in
<b>/web/Xv/Xe/Xm/AAA-tech.com/public/www/TEST/myScript.php</b>
on line <b>80</b><br />

<b>Fatal error</b>: Call to undefined function: imagegif() in
<b>/web/Xv/Xe/Xm/AAA-tech.com/public/www/TEST/myScript.php</b>
on line <b>86</b><br />

Apparently, the interpretor /usr/local/bin/php is not the same version
as php server.
Not necessarily; it's possible that the command-line interpreter simply
does not know where your php.ini is or lacks rights to read it...
My question is :
How can I launch my php script by calling the php server
to interpret it correctly?

Run /usr/local/bin/php -i and see what extensions are enabled and what
(if any) php.ini file is used. If the command-line interpreter does
not in fact use the same php.ini the Apache module does, you can force
it to use the correct php.ini by using the -c key. For more
information, run /usr/local/bin/php -?.

Cheers,
NC