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How do I verify that yum installed php successfully?

Method 1: check the current php version through the php-v command at the terminal. If php is not installed, you will generally be prompted that there is no php command.

Method 2: query whether there is php in the installed package in the terminal. Take redhat as an example, you can execute the following command:

Rpm-qa | grep php

As shown in the following figure, php is installed.

Method 3: you can use the list parameter of the pear command to view the installed php support. Pear is an acronym for PHP extension and application library ("PHP Extension and Application Repository"). Note that it is not a pear, although it sounds the same as the fruit. After php is installed, some libraries of pear are automatically installed by default, so whether or not to install php can be determined with the pear command, execute the following command:

Pear list

As shown in the following figure, php is installed.

Done!

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