On Sep 4, 2007, at 15:15, Steve Klein wrote:
Disregard my last message.
I figured out how to uninstall the variants of PHP5, then re-
installed the one I wanted.
I've edited my httpd.conf file, and Apache2 is now properly serving
up PHP pages!
Right now I'm installing phpMyAdmin. We'll
On Sep 4, 2007, at 14:52, Steve Klein wrote:
On Sep 4, 2007, at 2:50 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
To get PHP 5 with MySQL 5 support and the Apache 2 libphp5.so
module, and get the apache2 port installed as well:
sudo port install php5 +apache2 +mysql5
That's what I want. So I tried that, and
Ryan Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>I have no information about PortAuthority. I assume it's supposed to
>be able to do every MacPorts command you can do from the command
>line, but I've never used it and you'll have to consult its
>documentation or its author if you have questions abou
On Sep 4, 2007, at 01:58, Bernard Desgraupes wrote:
The hdf5 port file tries to fetch version 1.6.5 which is not on the
servers anymore. It is now 1.6.6. So the build fails: I had to
modify the port file manually (version and checksum) in order to
build hdf5.
This bug was already filed t
On Sep 4, 2007, at 06:17, Susan Mackay wrote:
I'm fairly new to Macports so please forgive me if this is an 'dumb'
question.
I am trying to build gtk-sharp, which uses avahi which, in turn, uses
py-gdbm. For various reasons, I have both python2.4 and python2.5
installed
(both installed as de
On Sep 4, 2007, at 11:46, Steve Klein wrote:
I feel like I've entered a maze of infinite size and complexity.
I need to get Apache, PHP and MySQL running on my iBook G4.
I've installed MacPorts, and Port Authority, and used that to
install Apache2, PHP5, and MySQL.
Apache 2 works fine, bu
Citando Chris Janton :
> Hi
>
> some days are better than others.
>
> Some time ago I did a
>
> port install php5 {some set of variants here}
>
> Today I do
>
> port selfupdate
> port list outdated
The list command is used to display the list of ports available and
their versions
On 04 Sep, 2007, at 13:03, Chris Janton wrote:
Today I do
port selfupdate
port list outdated
and learn that my php5 is outdated. OK. Not sure why since
port list installed
shows
php5 @5.2.4 www/php5
and the outdated list indicates
Hi
some days are better than others.
Some time ago I did a
port install php5 {some set of variants here}
Today I do
port selfupdate
port list outdated
and learn that my php5 is outdated. OK. Not sure why since
port list installed
shows
php5
I feel like I've entered a maze of infinite size and complexity.
I need to get Apache, PHP and MySQL running on my iBook G4.
I've installed MacPorts, and Port Authority, and used that to install
Apache2, PHP5, and MySQL.
Apache 2 works fine, but I can' get it to talk to PHP.
I think there's
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Scott Harper wrote:
>
> Simon Ruderich wrote:
>> port edit mysql-connector-java
>>
>> And then change the version to 5.0.7 and the md5 checksum to:
>>
>> d177ce7397b119f013458cec0418ad2d
>>
>> Then run "port install" as usual. Please report back if
Simon Ruderich wrote:
>
> port edit mysql-connector-java
>
> And then change the version to 5.0.7 and the md5 checksum to:
>
> d177ce7397b119f013458cec0418ad2d
>
> Then run "port install" as usual. Please report back if the updated
> version works, so we can update it in macports.
>
That ap
I'm fairly new to Macports so please forgive me if this is an 'dumb'
question.
I am trying to build gtk-sharp, which uses avahi which, in turn, uses
py-gdbm. For various reasons, I have both python2.4 and python2.5 installed
(both installed as dependencies for other packages - I have no knowledge
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