Finding PHP Executable without contacting Host Provider
Came across a interesting issue with running a script via a CRON job. I needed to find out what the path is to the PHP executable. I could make a educated guess and attempt to try /usr/bin/php, but I find a few ways this could be done.
- Use the System function and execute the ls command to find the binary
- Use SSH access and action the command whereis php
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