Can you find the php executable that you are using and crate an alias
and put it on your .xxxrc file on the bsd system.
O n my linux I put an alias line on my .bashrc file:
alias vim='/usr/sbin/gvim'
I hope this works for you.
Nestor :-)
On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 1:59 PM, Darryle Steplight wrote:
Hi Darryle:
> Using the "ps" command allows me to see "php filename.php" but top
> wouldn't allow me to see the filename
Try htop. For top, you may be able to adjust the configuration file to
get what you want.
--Dan
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Hans,
Using the "ps" command allows me to see "php filename.php" but top
wouldn't allow me to see the filename, this is what sparked me to
think about changing "php" to something more specific. I don't know
why I didn't try "ps" at first.
A little birdy told me that symlinking to the PHP bina
> When I run any php file from the command line it shows up at
> "php" under the COMMAND column on my Mac. I'm not running this on a
> server right now, just locally.
Oh, Mac...
In theory there's BSD under there somewhere, but I don't know what
they've done to it. I'd imagine the COMMAND col
Hi Hans,
When I run any php file from the command line it shows up at
"php" under the COMMAND column on my Mac. I'm not running this on a
server right now, just locally.
On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 4:42 PM, Hans Zaunere wrote:
>> How do i get my PHP file running from the command line to show
> How do i get my PHP file running from the command line to show up
> as "SOMENAME" when I execute the top command from the terminal? Right
> now it will show up as "php" but I want to be able to distinguish it
> from other php files that may be running. I've seen this done once so
> I know it
Hi Guys,
How do i get my PHP file running from the command line to show up
as "SOMENAME" when I execute the top command from the terminal? Right
now it will show up as "php" but I want to be able to distinguish it
from other php files that may be running. I've seen this done once so
I know i
