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Installing PHP 5 on OS X if you're using Server Logistics' "Complete Apache 2" and "Complete MySQL". If you use a Mac for LAMP development and the "P" happens to stand for PHP, you might be familiar with Server Logistics' handy-dandy packages:
Author: tucows.com Code: PHP 5.0 |
Panther (OS X 10.3) comes bundled with PHP 4.3.2 and enabling it is as simple as uncommenting a couple of lines in the Apache configuration file (httpd.conf). To install PHP5, you need to double click the package and follow the on screen instructions. Author: Andy Budd Code: PHP 4.0 |
The next generation, PHP 5 is finally here. This means PHP 5 is feature complete, and stable. This tutorial brings you through the steps needed to build and install: (1) Apache 1.3.31 (2) PHP 5 itself. Author: James Pelow Code: PHP 5.0 |
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For the purposes of this tutorial, I’ll assume you’ll be installing PHP as an apxs module that works with the Apache server that shipped with Mac OS X. I’ll show you how I installed a few modules that were of particular interest to me. Author: Apple Computer Code: PHP 4.0 |
To install PHP on Mac OS X there are, just as with Apache, several options one could use. I’ve chosen the most simple setup that will get most PHP based applications running that we need for the mailserver and such. Author: Richard Valk Code: PHP 4.0 |
With the recent release of PHP 4.3, Macintosh users can now configure and build PHP themselves. This is a great boon. Finally, Mac OS X users have the same level of PHP support that people who run Linux and Windows enjoy. Author: Adam Trachtenberg Code: PHP 4.0 |
With the recent release of PHP 4.3, Macintosh users can now configure and build PHP themselves. This is a great boon. Finally, Mac OS X users have the same level of PHP support that people who run Linux and Windows enjoy. Author: Adam Trachtenberg Code: PHP 4.0 |
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This tutorial is about installing a parallel Apache2 (2.0.48) and PHP5 (5.0.0b4) while also having Apache 2 and PHP 4 running as well. It allows you to develop in both PHP4 and PHP5 enviroments. Author: Kellan Code: PHP 4.0 |
Enabling PHP in OS X is really easy. So easy, you might not even know how to do it. Why would you do? Well, if your web host supports it, it makes it easier to develop in a non-public enviroment. Author: Geekout Code: PHP 4.0 |
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