In this article, we’ll show you how to manually install Drush.
Drush is a shell-based computer software application for controlling, manipulating, and administering Drupal websites.
A PHP dependency management known as a composer is used in the Drush installation process. As a result, before installing Drush, you must first install composer on your account.
# Install Drush by following these steps:
1. Use SSH to access your account.
2. Choose the Drush version you want to install from the menu:
Type the following command to install Drush 8:
Type the following command to install Drush 7:
3. Now, use the following command to identify the CentOS version installed on your server.
If the output of this command includes the letters eI7 (for example, 3.10.0-714.10.2.Ive1.5.9.el7.x86 64), your server runs CentOS7.
If the output of this command contains the string eI6 (for example, 2.6.32-673.23.1.Ive1.4.27.el6.x86 64), you have a problem. If that’s the case, your server is running CentOS6.
4. Type the following instructions, depending on the CentOS version you acquired in step 3, to add Drush to your path:
Type the following command on a server running CentOS 7:
Type the following command on a server running CentOS 6:
5. Type the following command to make the new path effective right away:
Drush is now installed and ready to use, as you can see.
If you wish to double-check that Drush is installed properly, run the following command:
Drush will display the most recent version number for you.
If you want to update Drush to the most recent version, run the command:
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