#php won't work
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How did you install it?
dpkg -L php
What does running that output?
dpkg-query: package 'php' is not installed
Use dpkg --contents (= dpkg-deb --contents) to list archive files contents.
Ok install php without the -y flag
it gave me a bunch of "Failed to fetch" stuff at the end
Hmm can you show me?
sure. One sec
Have you run apt-get update like it suggests?
I have, but i'll do it again
How about fix missing?
what's the command for that? i think i did
sudo apt-get update --fix-missing
I'll run that right now, and then i should try the "sudo apt install php"?
Yeah I guess. You're using Kali soooooo...
its giving me the same errors after I updated and did the install command....
To me it looks like the apt repo that you're using is broken for whatever reason. I don't use Kali so I don't know what you can do about that.
i'll try with windows i guess hahahah
Kintec might be able to help when he has time. Currently 4am for him though.
I suggest not using Kali unless you actually have use for the tools in it, it's a terrible distro to run as a daily driver for most purposes, you'd be better off with a more friendly distro for daily use
Also it defaults to root permissions for everything
But installs are user based
It does a lot of stuff in a very weird way, would suggest something like Pop! OS or Ubuntu for daily use
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(apt installs are weird on Kali, that much I can say)