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How can I find the local path to a command line binary?
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Posted: 09 Jul, 2007
by: Support T.
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Updated: 19 Feb, 2008
by: Support T.

The command which shows the full local path of (shell) commands. If you have more than one binary in separate locations the command which will report the one bash would execute first.

which bash
/bin/bash

which php
/usr/bin/php
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