PHP PDO extension not available is command line

php mysql apache pdo easyphp

When running php from the command line, you can use the -c or --php-ini argument to point to the php.ini file to use. This will allow you to use one php.ini file for both. You can also alias php to php -c/path/to/php.ini if you are running the script yourself.

php mysql apache pdo easyphp

All web server install should you be in linux or windows usually use 2 different php.ini. One for the CLI (Command line client) and one for APACHE or wathever the server is in easyphp.

I can't help you more than that since i'm on linux and don't use EasyPHP, but look in that direction, maybe a system wide search can help you out?

php mysql apache pdo easyphp

I found the solution to the problem. As Mathieu Dumoulin pointed out, PHP has loads a different .ini for CLI. So what I did was create a php-cli.ini file under php folder and the problem was solved.

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PHP PDO extension not available is command line

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