How to setup environment variables

dimkasta

• July 08, 2017 20:13

I am setting up a symfony 3 application, and I need to setup a few environmental variables. I tried adding them in a profile.d script. This made them available on SSH shell, but php still cannot get them I am running Centos 7.3 and WHM/cpanel 64.0, while easy apache is set with php 7.1.3 and php-fpm Thanks in advance for your time

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  24x7server

  • July 10, 2017 04:30

  Hi, Try the below: # cd ~ # touch .bash_exports # vi .bash_exports Put your environmental variables in here.. # vi .bashrc Add the below bold statement in the .bashrc file. if [ -f $HOME/.bash_exports ]; then . $HOME/.bash_exports fi

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  dimkasta

  • July 10, 2017 11:43

  Thanks for the response I have already tried this but unfortunately, it does not work. .bashrc is executed when you start bash as a user, so you will have those when using SSH for example. But apache and php-fpm still have no way of knowing those variables.

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  cPanelMichael

  • July 10, 2017 17:43

  Hello, Could you provide some more information about the specific environmental variables you need to configure? There's a thread here you may find helpful: How to use php-cli 7.X instead 5.6 Thank you.

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