list-php-directories

List all directories in which a specific version of PHP has been activated By default this command outputs a table of directories for the virtual server specified with the --domain parameter. However, the --multiline flag can be used to output more detail about each directory in a format more easily parsed by other programs. Or if you just want a list of directories, use the --name-only flag. By default only the base version numbers are shown, but you can switch to showing the complete version with the --full-version flag.

List all directories in which a specific version of PHP has been activated#

By default this command outputs a table of directories for the virtual server specified with the --domain parameter. However, the --multiline flag can be used to output more detail about each directory in a format more easily parsed by other programs. Or if you just want a list of directories, use the --name-only flag.

By default only the base version numbers are shown, but you can switch to showing the complete version with the --full-version flag.

Command line help#

virtualmin list-php-directories --domain domain.name
 [--multiline | --name-only]
 [--full-version]

Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/list-php-directories/

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