How to check if PHP is running as an Apache Module or CGI Module?

To check if your PHP is running as a CGI module or Apache module please do the following:

- Open your phpinfo, then search for Server API

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- If you see “Apache” right next to “Server API” that means your PHP is running as an Apache Module, if you see “CGI” right next to “Server API” that means your PHP is running as a CGI module

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