Running PHP Scripts from the Command Line

Dmitry Bystrov

3 years ago

You can run PHP scripts in the Command Line for a particular PHP version
used in Plesk.

On Linux

In Plesk for Linux, the PHP binary (the php file) is located in the
following path:

/opt/plesk/php/<PHP version>/bin/php

Here <PHP version> should be replaced with a particular PHP version
number.

For example, if your domain uses PHP version 7.0, use the following
command to run the my_script.php script:

/opt/plesk/php/7.0/bin/php my_script.php

In Plesk for Windows, use the following paths for running PHP scripts:

<%plesk_dir%>AdditionalPHPphp.exe - for PHP 4.x

<%plesk_dir%>AdditionalPHP5php.exe - for PHP version 5.2.x,

<%plesk_dir%>AdditionalPHP53php.exe - for PHP version 5.3.x,

<%plesk_dir%>AdditionalPHP54php.exe - for PHP version 5.4.x,

<%plesk_dir%>AdditionalPHP55php.exe - for PHP version 5.5.x,

<%plesk_dir%>AdditionalPHP56php.exe - for PHP version 5.6.x,

<%plesk_dir%>AdditionalPHP70php.exe - for PHP version 7.0.x.

Here, <%plesk_dir%> is the directory where Plesk is installed,
usually, it is C:Program Files (x86)Plesk.

For example, if your domain uses PHP verion 7.0, use the following
command to run the my_script.php script:

C:Program Files (x86)PleskAdditionalPHP70php.exe my_script.php

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