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I've compiled PHP from source on Debian Stretch in a docker container.
I have added this entry to my Supervisor config:
command=/bin/sh -c 'QUEUE=orders/create APP_INCLUDE=/var/www/html/jobs/OrdersCreate.php php /var/www/html/includes/vendor/resque/php-resque/resque.php >> /var/www/log/OrdersCreate.log 2>&1'
autostart=true
autorestart=true
priority=11
stdout_events_enabled=true
stderr_events_enabled=true
stdout_logfile=/dev/stdout
stdout_logfile_maxbytes=0
stderr_logfile=/dev/stderr
stderr_logfile_maxbytes=0
It logs the error:
/bin/sh: 1: php: Permission denied.
If I add the full path to PHP /usr/bin/php/bin/php, it works fine.
Why is this and how can I make it work without specifying the full path?
linux php supervisord debian-stretch php-cli
asked Apr 16 at 12:51
Asa CarterAsa Carter
147112
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I've compiled PHP from source on Debian Stretch in a docker container.
I have added this entry to my Supervisor config:
command=/bin/sh -c 'QUEUE=orders/create APP_INCLUDE=/var/www/html/jobs/OrdersCreate.php php /var/www/html/includes/vendor/resque/php-resque/resque.php >> /var/www/log/OrdersCreate.log 2>&1'
autostart=true
autorestart=true
priority=11
stdout_events_enabled=true
stderr_events_enabled=true
stdout_logfile=/dev/stdout
stdout_logfile_maxbytes=0
stderr_logfile=/dev/stderr
stderr_logfile_maxbytes=0
It logs the error:
/bin/sh: 1: php: Permission denied.
If I add the full path to PHP /usr/bin/php/bin/php, it works fine.
Why is this and how can I make it work without specifying the full path?
linux php supervisord debian-stretch php-cli
asked Apr 16 at 12:51
Asa CarterAsa Carter
147112
add a comment |
I've compiled PHP from source on Debian Stretch in a docker container.
I have added this entry to my Supervisor config:
command=/bin/sh -c 'QUEUE=orders/create APP_INCLUDE=/var/www/html/jobs/OrdersCreate.php php /var/www/html/includes/vendor/resque/php-resque/resque.php >> /var/www/log/OrdersCreate.log 2>&1'
autostart=true
autorestart=true
priority=11
stdout_events_enabled=true
stderr_events_enabled=true
stdout_logfile=/dev/stdout
stdout_logfile_maxbytes=0
stderr_logfile=/dev/stderr
stderr_logfile_maxbytes=0
It logs the error:
/bin/sh: 1: php: Permission denied.
If I add the full path to PHP /usr/bin/php/bin/php, it works fine.
Why is this and how can I make it work without specifying the full path?
linux php supervisord debian-stretch php-cli
asked Apr 16 at 12:51
Asa CarterAsa Carter
147112
I've compiled PHP from source on Debian Stretch in a docker container.
I have added this entry to my Supervisor config:
command=/bin/sh -c 'QUEUE=orders/create APP_INCLUDE=/var/www/html/jobs/OrdersCreate.php php /var/www/html/includes/vendor/resque/php-resque/resque.php >> /var/www/log/OrdersCreate.log 2>&1'
autostart=true
autorestart=true
priority=11
stdout_events_enabled=true
stderr_events_enabled=true
stdout_logfile=/dev/stdout
stdout_logfile_maxbytes=0
stderr_logfile=/dev/stderr
stderr_logfile_maxbytes=0
It logs the error:
/bin/sh: 1: php: Permission denied.
If I add the full path to PHP /usr/bin/php/bin/php, it works fine.
Why is this and how can I make it work without specifying the full path?
linux php supervisord debian-stretch php-cli
linux php supervisord debian-stretch php-cli
asked Apr 16 at 12:51
Asa CarterAsa Carter
147112
asked Apr 16 at 12:51
Asa CarterAsa Carter
147112
edited Apr 16 at 13:12
Asa Carter
asked Apr 16 at 12:51
Asa CarterAsa Carter
147112
asked Apr 16 at 12:51
Asa CarterAsa Carter
147112
asked Apr 16 at 12:51
Asa CarterAsa Carter
147112
147112
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You need to edit the $PATH environment variable to include the location which the php binary exists in.
In your Dockerfile:
ENV PATH "$PATH:/usr/bin/php/bin"
answered Apr 16 at 13:34
v25v25
491411
I had previously done that withexport PATH=/usr/bin/php/bin:$PATHthat I found from another post. Was that incorrect?
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:37
Both methods should work. Adding what I posted to the Dockerfile means this modification is part of the image. That could also be the case if you have a shell script (containing theexportline) which runs while the container is built (Via aRUNcommand in the Dockerfile). I would avoid applying this at container runtime though (For example in anENTRYPOINTscript, as it should really be part of the image in my opinion.
– v25
Apr 16 at 13:47
I tested it before by adding it after the container was built. I'll rebuild it adding this line instead.
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:51
add a comment |
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You need to edit the $PATH environment variable to include the location which the php binary exists in.
In your Dockerfile:
ENV PATH "$PATH:/usr/bin/php/bin"
answered Apr 16 at 13:34
v25v25
491411
I had previously done that withexport PATH=/usr/bin/php/bin:$PATHthat I found from another post. Was that incorrect?
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:37
Both methods should work. Adding what I posted to the Dockerfile means this modification is part of the image. That could also be the case if you have a shell script (containing theexportline) which runs while the container is built (Via aRUNcommand in the Dockerfile). I would avoid applying this at container runtime though (For example in anENTRYPOINTscript, as it should really be part of the image in my opinion.
– v25
Apr 16 at 13:47
I tested it before by adding it after the container was built. I'll rebuild it adding this line instead.
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:51
add a comment |
You need to edit the $PATH environment variable to include the location which the php binary exists in.
In your Dockerfile:
ENV PATH "$PATH:/usr/bin/php/bin"
answered Apr 16 at 13:34
v25v25
491411
I had previously done that withexport PATH=/usr/bin/php/bin:$PATHthat I found from another post. Was that incorrect?
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:37
Both methods should work. Adding what I posted to the Dockerfile means this modification is part of the image. That could also be the case if you have a shell script (containing theexportline) which runs while the container is built (Via aRUNcommand in the Dockerfile). I would avoid applying this at container runtime though (For example in anENTRYPOINTscript, as it should really be part of the image in my opinion.
– v25
Apr 16 at 13:47
I tested it before by adding it after the container was built. I'll rebuild it adding this line instead.
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:51
add a comment |
You need to edit the $PATH environment variable to include the location which the php binary exists in.
In your Dockerfile:
ENV PATH "$PATH:/usr/bin/php/bin"
answered Apr 16 at 13:34
v25v25
491411
You need to edit the $PATH environment variable to include the location which the php binary exists in.
In your Dockerfile:
ENV PATH "$PATH:/usr/bin/php/bin"
answered Apr 16 at 13:34
v25v25
491411
answered Apr 16 at 13:34
v25v25
491411
answered Apr 16 at 13:34
v25v25
491411
answered Apr 16 at 13:34
v25v25
491411
491411
I had previously done that withexport PATH=/usr/bin/php/bin:$PATHthat I found from another post. Was that incorrect?
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:37
Both methods should work. Adding what I posted to the Dockerfile means this modification is part of the image. That could also be the case if you have a shell script (containing theexportline) which runs while the container is built (Via aRUNcommand in the Dockerfile). I would avoid applying this at container runtime though (For example in anENTRYPOINTscript, as it should really be part of the image in my opinion.
– v25
Apr 16 at 13:47
I tested it before by adding it after the container was built. I'll rebuild it adding this line instead.
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:51
add a comment |
I had previously done that withexport PATH=/usr/bin/php/bin:$PATHthat I found from another post. Was that incorrect?
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:37
Both methods should work. Adding what I posted to the Dockerfile means this modification is part of the image. That could also be the case if you have a shell script (containing theexportline) which runs while the container is built (Via aRUNcommand in the Dockerfile). I would avoid applying this at container runtime though (For example in anENTRYPOINTscript, as it should really be part of the image in my opinion.
– v25
Apr 16 at 13:47
I tested it before by adding it after the container was built. I'll rebuild it adding this line instead.
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:51
I had previously done that with
export PATH=/usr/bin/php/bin:$PATH that I found from another post. Was that incorrect?– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:37
I had previously done that with
export PATH=/usr/bin/php/bin:$PATH that I found from another post. Was that incorrect?– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:37
Both methods should work. Adding what I posted to the Dockerfile means this modification is part of the image. That could also be the case if you have a shell script (containing the
export line) which runs while the container is built (Via a RUN command in the Dockerfile). I would avoid applying this at container runtime though (For example in an ENTRYPOINT script, as it should really be part of the image in my opinion.– v25
Apr 16 at 13:47
Both methods should work. Adding what I posted to the Dockerfile means this modification is part of the image. That could also be the case if you have a shell script (containing the
export line) which runs while the container is built (Via a RUN command in the Dockerfile). I would avoid applying this at container runtime though (For example in an ENTRYPOINT script, as it should really be part of the image in my opinion.– v25
Apr 16 at 13:47
I tested it before by adding it after the container was built. I'll rebuild it adding this line instead.
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:51
I tested it before by adding it after the container was built. I'll rebuild it adding this line instead.
– Asa Carter
Apr 16 at 13:51
add a comment |
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