Re: PHP Issue - for the sysadmins

On 2023年12月25日 13:23, the silly Odhiambo Washington claimed to have said:
> I am perplexed by a situation here:
> 
> When I run php -r "print_r(get_loaded_extensions());", I get the output
> below, which has memcache/memcached modules loaded.
> ```
> Array
> (
> stuff
> )
> ```
> 
> However, when I put a file containing <?PHP phpinfo(); ?> in a publicly
> accessible directory and access it from a browser, the two modules are NOT
> listed as loaded.
> What am I missing?

If you run PHP in the command line, you're using the regular CLI PHP,
but in the browser you're most likely running PHP-FPM.
PHP and PHP-FPM each run off a separate config.ini file, so it's
possible you've loaded in memcache/memcached in the CLI version, but not
in the FPM version.

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