Closed maciej-gurban closed 7 years ago
This is probably our $phpprefix
bit being wrong. Any idea what the package name for PHP is on your system? (Also, what OS/distro?)
My OS is CentOS 6.5 (tried on 6.3 as well). Package name for PHP is just 'php'. Running 'which php-cli' or 'php5-cli' (they seem to be the only options) will return a lack of package. It seems that this check is entirely unnecessary in my case. I can execute php script from command line, though just using 'php'
This should be fixed by #37, which allows:
class { 'wp':
php_package => 'php',
}
The following prevents me from creating any sites (or working with puppet-wp at all)
My
rpm -q php-cli
php-cli-5.3.3-27.el6_5.x86_64Php installed using example42/php from puppetforge. Manual 'php' command-line executions work just fine. Manually installed wp-cli and all its functionalities are in tact. Any ideas?