Dear List, I'm sure alot of you have read the "Serve it up" article in the November 2002 ish of MacWorld. They give step by step instructions to set up a web server on your mac. The first step involves turning on the the php function so that Apache loads the php module on start up. Supposedly, I can go into the Unix text editor(PICO), press ctrl-W to open the command line, and then type php. When you hit the return key, the cursor should land on the line "#LoadModule php4_module libexec/httpd/libphp4.so." Instead of this, however, I get "command php not found". Now the article in MacWorld refers us OS X.1 users to www.macworld.com/2002/11/features/database.html, which is what I followed. Is this function only available to Jag users or can I do this running OS X.1.5? Maybe it has to do with my set up? Any suggestions or comments on what I might be doing wrong are welcome. Thanks
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