Thanks. I think I may be more confused now than I was before :) but I
will roll with it. I have a working php and mysql and apache2
install, so that works.
I tend to want things to be as clean and simple as I can get them to
make sure I can use this in production.
If I was starting with a clean macports install, and I wanted apache2,
mysql5 server, and php with mcrypt, gd, imap, and maybe sqlite, what
would you recommend as the new install commands? I use curl a lot, do
I need to factor that in?
I would probaably go:
sudo port install apache2
sudo port php5-imap
sudo port php5-mysql +mysql5 (but I need server, or roll my own
launchd?)
sudo port install php5-curl
Suggestions?
Sounds like you are doing this in a way that it will be painless to
clean it all up when you get the work all done, so I am not too worried.
Thanks for all your work on this, it looks like a much better method
in the long run. I do not envy you for app the php5-'s you have to
make. Then again, one perl module can easily take me down that road
in a heartbeat, so I somewhat feel your pain.
On Aug 21, 2009, at 11:45 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
On Aug 21, 2009, at 16:16, Scott Haneda wrote:
Ryan, If I just want to clean out my macports for php...
sudo port uninstall php5 @5.2.9_2+apache2+imap+macosx+mysql5+pspell
+snmp+sqlite+tidy
sudo port deactivate php5 @5.3.0_1+apache2+imap+macosx+mysql5+pspell
+snmp+sqlite+tidy
sudo port uninstall php5 @5.3.0_1+apache2+imap+macosx+mysql5+pspell
+snmp+sqlite+tidy
sudo port install php5
sudo port install php5-imap
sudo port install php5-mysql5
It's php5-mysql (not php5-mysql5) and its default variant (+mysqlnd)
does not work at present (#20530) so either continue to use the
+mysql5 variant of php5 or use the +mysql5 variant of php5-mysql.
sudo port install php5-snmp
I haven't made this port yet, so continue to use the +snmp or
+macports_snmp variant of php5 for now.
sudo port install php5-tidy
sudo port install php5-pspell
sudo port install php5-apache2
There aren't separate ports for the SAPIs (like apache) yet, and I
don't plan on making them until I've moved all the modules that I
can out into separate ports. For apache2 support, continue to use
the +apache2 variant of php5, which is still the default.
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