Jyri Virkki wrote: > Sriram Natarajan wrote: > >> SUNWphp52root -> delivers php 5.2.x core configuration files >> SUNWphp52core -> delivers PHP 5.2.x runtime files as well as headers >> SUNWphp52man -> delivers PHP man pages >> > > As part of my development work, I have been refining the list further since I posted the initial list. As of now, the following are planned (af course nothing is concrete until an ARC case is approved) I am holding on my ARC proposal because of file layout issues that I am seeing in zone environment. Once this is sorted out, I will follow up and post an ARC draft to seek feedback
SUNWphp52u - core runtime (/usr/php5/5.2) SUNWphp52d - doc and man pages SUNWphp52r - ini files (/etc/php5/5.2) SUNWphp52u-mysql , SUNWphp52r-mysql (because of mysql dependency) SUNWphp52u-pgsql . SUNWphp524-pgsql (because of postgresql dependency) SUNWphp52u-pear . SUNWphp524r-pear -> this is still debatable. > What is the need for all these packages? Why can't it simply be SUNWphp52 > containing all of the above? Simplify as much as possible (but no more ;-) > > (The doc package makes sense separately since it's so big and most > people don't need that content on their server.) > > > Don't we still need to deliver a 'root' specific package ? I was thinking of combining doc amd man into a single SUNWphp52d and deliver the core runtime in SUNWphp52u >> c) apc to be enabled by default >> > > Some months ago you disabled APC (6634409) after it was originally > enabled by default, have things changed so it's now ok? > > > This will require an APC bug to be addressed before it can be enabled by default. I will need to verify if this is still the case with the latest APC binary that is available in pecl repository - Sriram
