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Check your Apache configuration file. There are a couple of things in it that may be used to point to where PHP resides. The first directive is PHPIniDir which may be set to tell Apache where PHP resides.
The other directive is LoadModule php7_module which tells Apache where to find the PHP module Apache should use.
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3 years ago
In Commandline
$which php$php -vOn Apache check phpinfo();
apache2handler
I don't understand how apache decides the php path.
How can I make the apache to use the same php as commandline??