Normally you can search for folders and files with the locate command:
locate php5
will print out lots of paths containing php - the "php folder" itself should be the /usr/lib/php5 folder.
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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
When I want build-mapserver with php/mapscrit module, I should use the
./configure --with-php= ../php-4.3.11(the dir of PHP), but I do not know the PHP dir on my OS.I
apt-get installthe PHP and Ilocate phpon the shell but I seem to get an unrelated result.