I agree with Jason, it seems strange to have a command line option (that can only apply to command line operation) and yet the output be in browser/non-command line format... However with PHP-CLI 'coming soon', maybe that sorts things out.
Meantime may I suggest combining the two answers: php -i >/tmp/test_php.html (note file type) Thereafter chuck test_php.html into your browser for convenient viewing/to 'get rid' of the tags/static. (when I do this, the graphics don't print out, eg PHP logo at page top - which is a convenient way of differentiating between phpinfo() from the command line and from a web server!) Hope it helps, =dn > > >How to test php.info from command line: > > > > #echo "<?php phpinfo()?>" | php > > > > to the standard output (screen) - or if you want to a file like this way: > > #echo "<?php phpinfo()?>" | php > /tmp/test_php.txt > > > > Oliver Etzel > > > > .eu - domain are coming soon > > www.t-host.com > > Or simply > > #php -i > > It would be nice if there was a text-only version without all the HTML gunge. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
