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10.3: Enable the built-in PHP module (And then update PHP)
Authored by: skribble on Nov 14, '03 08:11:44AM
Yes, you need the developers tools they are on the XCode CD that came with Panther. Also, the last line in my sample came across wrong... that should actually be two lines:

$ sudo rm -rf /usr/lib/php/*.*
$ sudo make install
(Also dont type the '$' that's the prompt) -S.

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10.3: Enable the built-in PHP module (And then update PHP)
Authored by: osxfan57 on Nov 14, '03 10:36:32AM

Thanks! I installed DT off the Panther CD and it all worked perfectly as to installing. Only question now: when I run the php test script, I still get PHP Version 4.3.2, not 4.3.4. What am I doing wrong?

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10.3: Enable the built-in PHP module (And then update PHP)
Authored by: skribble on Nov 14, '03 12:32:01PM
did you restart apache?
 sudo apachectl restart
also reload you browser to make sure you are not just loading a cached version of the info page.

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10.3: Enable the built-in PHP module (And then update PHP)
Authored by: osxfan57 on Nov 15, '03 12:50:16AM

I did, and I've actually both emptied the Safari cache and rebooted. No dice. Yet the install went fine, no errors!

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10.3: Enable the built-in PHP module (And then update PHP)
Authored by: osxfan57 on Nov 15, '03 12:51:59AM

Sorry, I hadn't restarted Remote Login. Now that I have, it shows up fine as 4.3.4. Thanks!

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