PHP : See installed compiled-in-modules


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PHP has compiled-in modules that allows it to perform various operation. If you want see what modules is linked to PHP. Enter the following command:

php -m

To see the set of installed PHP modules

output :

 [PHP Modules]
 bz2
 calendar
 Core
 ctype
 curl
 date
 dom
 ereg
 exif
 fileinfo
 filter
 ftp
 gd
 gettext
 gmp
 hash
 iconv
 json
 libxml
 mbstring
 mcrypt
 mhash
 mysql
 mysqli
 openssl
 pcntl
 pcre
 PDO
 pdo_mysql
 pdo_sqlite
 Phar
 readline
 Reflection
 session
 shmop
 SimpleXML
 sockets
 SPL
 sqlite3
 standard
 tokenizer
 wddx
 xml
 xmlreader
 xmlwriter
 xsl
 zip
 zlib

 [Zend Modules]




By Adam Ng

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