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Completely Remove PHP from CentOS 5

Asked by anoyes in PHP Installation, Apache Web Server

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So somehow I ended up with two different versions of PHP installed in CentOS - 5.1.6 and 5.2.5.  If I loaded up a php page and did phpinfo() it showed the version was 5.1.6, but if I did php -version from the console i got version 5.2.5.  The 5.1.6 was installed with yum so I went thru and removed all those packages.  Next I tried to remove 5.2.5 and did so by removing /usr/local/bin/php.  Now when I did php -version it told me "-bash: /usr/local/bin/php: No such file or directory"  So I'm thinking I got it, so I went ahead and reinstalled using yum, all the packages reinstalled fine, but if I do php -version from the console I still get /usr/local/bin/php No such file... error.  I'm thinking I didn't clean everything up properly, and now it's royally f*ed up.  I'd really rather not have to rebuild the box just to solve this...can anyone point me in the right direction?  Other places to clean files from, etc? I'm relatively new to Linux so any help would be greatly appreciated.Start Free Trial
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