Oh joy, I guess I have to stop ignoring Apache 2. I always thought
that Apache 2 was not so much an updated version of Apache, but meant
for a different purpose (I forget what) [something I read on the
Apache site once long ago?].
And yes, it's PHP 5.2, but as before as a dynamic Apache module. The
stability of PHP-Mapscript is still an unknown with a DSO PHP, so I'll
be looking at making a PHP CGI installer for Leopard. Since it's
Apache 2, it'll have to be separate Tiger/Leopard installers.
On Nov 2, 2007, at 8:39 AM, Richard Greenwood wrote:
Yeah, I laughed at Dave's first email also. The scary thing is, I knew
exactly what he was saying.
I read that Leopard comes with Apache 2.2 and PHP5, but that there is
not a php_postgres extension.
Regards,
Rich
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