Hi all, upon request of Tilman ("I need a FCGI PHP") and Jose ("Why depends mod_php on mysql") I took a closer look at PHP, to get an idea how we can optimize the current situation. My proposed solution is based on four ports: - php: the PHP CLI interpreter plus some extension modules and support stuff like include-files - php-fcgi: CGI/FastCGI version of the interpreter with start script - php-apache: DSO module for apache - php-mysql: MySQL module as an example how to build extensions which are depending on external libraries. Some remarks: - Configuration files are now in /etc/php and /etc/php/conf.d. The later is scanned for *.ini files, see php-mysql for an example. - The modules build with php depends on core ports only, not checked for completeness. - php-fcgi and php-apache do not depend on php, so we have very slim ports if only the default extensions are needed. Both work, of course, together with php-mysql or other extensions like that. Please comment and test the attached ports. Thanks Juergen -- Juergen Daubert | mailto:jue@jue.li Korb, Germany | http://jue.li/crux