hello,
I got Mac OS 10.5.5, PHP 5 and apache2. it is working fine so far but I noticed that the apple default php installation misses some features I need. so the obvious thing is to "upgrade" it.
basicly I found three ways:
- use the entropy package (but this won't get me the latest version)
- use macports (kind of apt for mac) (but I found that php was always installed together with apache2 (in the /opt/local/ directory), though with this I can stay with the latest versions)
- make a manual install (not sure if I don't crash my system with that)
my (decision) problem now is, that on the one hand side I'd like to use the original apache (why installing the same thing twice... which would count for entropy) and on the other hand side I'd like to have a decent php installation (which counts for macports)
any opinions welcome
I got Mac OS 10.5.5, PHP 5 and apache2. it is working fine so far but I noticed that the apple default php installation misses some features I need. so the obvious thing is to "upgrade" it.
basicly I found three ways:
- use the entropy package (but this won't get me the latest version)
- use macports (kind of apt for mac) (but I found that php was always installed together with apache2 (in the /opt/local/ directory), though with this I can stay with the latest versions)
- make a manual install (not sure if I don't crash my system with that)
my (decision) problem now is, that on the one hand side I'd like to use the original apache (why installing the same thing twice... which would count for entropy) and on the other hand side I'd like to have a decent php installation (which counts for macports)
any opinions welcome
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