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Drush–alias Which alias do I use to run it with another phpPHP version?

The Server available for our new Drupal project uses an old PHP CLI Version by default. But I have setup an alias in .bash_profile like so:

alias php7=/path/to/php7

and that is working fine. I would like to use DRUSHDrush, so I cloned the repo from githubrepository, such that I can use drushDrush with the phpPHP version from the alias like so:with php7 ./path/to/drush.

php7 ./path/to/drush

But doingDoing so just prints the content of drushtoDrush to the terminal.

How can I setup an alias like the one for php7,PHP 7 that I canallows me to run

$drush

from anywhere on Drush with that serverPHP version?

UPDATE

I have added thosethese lines to mythe .bash_profile.bash_profile file.

alias php7=/path/to/php7
export DRUSH_PHP=/path/to/php7
alias drush="php7 $HOME/path/to/drush.phar"

Results in:When I run drush pm-update drupal, I get the following errors.

$drush --version
    Drush Version   :  8.1.7 


$cd /drupal/root
$drush pm-update drupal

The external command could not be executed due to an application error.
[error]
The command could not be executed successfully (returned: PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected '[' in
[error]
phar:///path/to/drush.phar/includes/startup.inc on line 63, code: 255)
pm-updatestatus failed.

The external command could not be executed due to an application error.
The command could not be executed successfully
Returned: PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[' in phar:///path/to/drush.phar/includes/startup.inc on line 63, code: 255)
pm-updatestatus failed.

Any Idea? Why? How can I fix that?

UPDATE #2

$drush pm-updatestatus

Running drush pm-updatestatus or $drush cr

are running with no failures drush cr works, and $drushdrush status shows no errors ….

Is thatthere a certain version bug in a specific version?

Drush–alias to run it with another php version

The Server available for our new Drupal project uses an old PHP CLI Version by default. But I have setup an alias in .bash_profile like so:

alias php7=/path/to/php7

and that is working fine. I would like to use DRUSH, so cloned the repo from github, such that I can use drush with the php version from the alias like so:

php7 ./path/to/drush

But doing so just prints the content of drushto the terminal.

How can I setup an alias like the one for php7, that I can run

$drush

from anywhere on that server?

UPDATE

I have added those lines to my .bash_profile

alias php7=/path/to/php7
export DRUSH_PHP=/path/to/php7
alias drush="php7 $HOME/path/to/drush.phar"

Results in:

$drush --version
    Drush Version   :  8.1.7 


$cd /drupal/root
$drush pm-update drupal

The external command could not be executed due to an application error.
[error]
The command could not be executed successfully (returned: PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected '[' in
[error]
phar:///path/to/drush.phar/includes/startup.inc on line 63, code: 255)
pm-updatestatus failed.

Any Idea? Why? How can I fix that?

UPDATE #2

$drush pm-updatestatus

or $drush cr

are running with no failures, and $drush status shows no errors …

Is that a certain version bug?

Which alias do I use to run it with another PHP version?

The Server available for our new Drupal project uses an old PHP CLI Version by default. But I have setup an alias in .bash_profile like so:

alias php7=/path/to/php7

and that is working fine. I would like to use Drush, so I cloned the repository, such that I can use Drush with the PHP version from the alias with php7 ./path/to/drush.

Doing so just prints the content of Drush to the terminal.

How can I setup an alias for PHP 7 that allows me to run Drush with that PHP version?

I have added these lines to the .bash_profile file.

alias php7=/path/to/php7
export DRUSH_PHP=/path/to/php7
alias drush="php7 $HOME/path/to/drush.phar"

When I run drush pm-update drupal, I get the following errors.

The external command could not be executed due to an application error.
The command could not be executed successfully
Returned: PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[' in phar:///path/to/drush.phar/includes/startup.inc on line 63, code: 255)
pm-updatestatus failed.

Why? How can I fix that?

Running drush pm-updatestatus or drush cr works, and drush status shows no errors.

Is there a bug in a specific version?

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The Server available for our new Drupal project uses an old PHP CLI Version by default. But I have setup an alias in .bash_profile like so:

alias php7=/path/to/php7

and that is working fine. I would like to use DRUSH, so cloned the repo from github, such that I can use drush with the php version from the alias like so:

php7 ./path/to/drush

But doing so just prints the content of drushto the terminal.

How can I setup an alias like the one for php7, that I can run

$drush

from anywhere on that server?

UPDATE

I have added those lines to my .bash_profile

alias php7=/path/to/php7
export DRUSH_PHP=/path/to/php7
alias drush="php7 $HOME/path/to/drush.phar"

Results in:

$drush --version
    Drush Version   :  8.1.7 


$cd /drupal/root
$drush pm-update drupal

The external command could not be executed due to an application error.
[error]
The command could not be executed successfully (returned: PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected '[' in
[error]
phar:///path/to/drush.phar/includes/startup.inc on line 63, code: 255)
pm-updatestatus failed.

Any Idea? Why? How can I fix that?

UPDATE #2

$drush pm-updatestatus

or $drush cr

are running with no failures, and $drush status shows no errors …

Is that a certain version bug?

The Server available for our new Drupal project uses an old PHP CLI Version by default. But I have setup an alias in .bash_profile like so:

alias php7=/path/to/php7

and that is working fine. I would like to use DRUSH, so cloned the repo from github, such that I can use drush with the php version from the alias like so:

php7 ./path/to/drush

But doing so just prints the content of drushto the terminal.

How can I setup an alias like the one for php7, that I can run

$drush

from anywhere on that server?

UPDATE

I have added those lines to my .bash_profile

alias php7=/path/to/php7
export DRUSH_PHP=/path/to/php7
alias drush="php7 $HOME/path/to/drush.phar"

Results in:

$drush --version
    Drush Version   :  8.1.7 


$cd /drupal/root
$drush pm-update drupal

The external command could not be executed due to an application error.
[error]
The command could not be executed successfully (returned: PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected '[' in
[error]
phar:///path/to/drush.phar/includes/startup.inc on line 63, code: 255)
pm-updatestatus failed.

Any Idea? Why? How can I fix that?

The Server available for our new Drupal project uses an old PHP CLI Version by default. But I have setup an alias in .bash_profile like so:

alias php7=/path/to/php7

and that is working fine. I would like to use DRUSH, so cloned the repo from github, such that I can use drush with the php version from the alias like so:

php7 ./path/to/drush

But doing so just prints the content of drushto the terminal.

How can I setup an alias like the one for php7, that I can run

$drush

from anywhere on that server?

UPDATE

I have added those lines to my .bash_profile

alias php7=/path/to/php7
export DRUSH_PHP=/path/to/php7
alias drush="php7 $HOME/path/to/drush.phar"

Results in:

$drush --version
    Drush Version   :  8.1.7 


$cd /drupal/root
$drush pm-update drupal

The external command could not be executed due to an application error.
[error]
The command could not be executed successfully (returned: PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected '[' in
[error]
phar:///path/to/drush.phar/includes/startup.inc on line 63, code: 255)
pm-updatestatus failed.

Any Idea? Why? How can I fix that?

UPDATE #2

$drush pm-updatestatus

or $drush cr

are running with no failures, and $drush status shows no errors …

Is that a certain version bug?

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philipp

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The Server available for our new Drupal project uses an old PHP CLI Version by default. But I have setup an alias in .bash_profile like so:

alias php7=/path/to/php7

and that is working fine. I would like to use DRUSH, so cloned the repo from github, such that I can use drush with the php version from the alias like so:

php7 ./path/to/drush

But doing so just prints the content of drushto the terminal.

How can I setup an alias like the one for php7, that I can run

$drush

from anywhere on that server?

UPDATE

I have added those lines to my .bash_profile

alias php7=/path/to/php7
export DRUSH_PHP=/path/to/php7
alias drush="php7 $HOME/path/to/drush.phar"

Results in:

$drush --version
    Drush Version   :  8.1.7 


$cd /drupal/root
$drush pm-update drupal

The external command could not be executed due to an application error.
[error]
The command could not be executed successfully (returned: PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected '[' in
[error]
phar:///path/to/drush.phar/includes/startup.inc on line 63, code: 255)
pm-updatestatus failed.

Any Idea? Why? How can I fix that?

The Server available for our new Drupal project uses an old PHP CLI Version by default. But I have setup an alias in .bash_profile like so:

alias php7=/path/to/php7

and that is working fine. I would like to use DRUSH, so cloned the repo from github, such that I can use drush with the php version from the alias like so:

php7 ./path/to/drush

But doing so just prints the content of drushto the terminal.

How can I setup an alias like the one for php7, that I can run

$drush

from anywhere on that server?

The Server available for our new Drupal project uses an old PHP CLI Version by default. But I have setup an alias in .bash_profile like so:

alias php7=/path/to/php7

and that is working fine. I would like to use DRUSH, so cloned the repo from github, such that I can use drush with the php version from the alias like so:

php7 ./path/to/drush

But doing so just prints the content of drushto the terminal.

How can I setup an alias like the one for php7, that I can run

$drush

from anywhere on that server?

UPDATE

I have added those lines to my .bash_profile

alias php7=/path/to/php7
export DRUSH_PHP=/path/to/php7
alias drush="php7 $HOME/path/to/drush.phar"

Results in:

$drush --version
    Drush Version   :  8.1.7 


$cd /drupal/root
$drush pm-update drupal

The external command could not be executed due to an application error.
[error]
The command could not be executed successfully (returned: PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected '[' in
[error]
phar:///path/to/drush.phar/includes/startup.inc on line 63, code: 255)
pm-updatestatus failed.

Any Idea? Why? How can I fix that?

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