ports/opt - [notify] mod_php: update to 5.2.6, new PHP related ports
commit c784eb28da9464316e5b92be4bc90e86be054a10 Author: Juergen Daubert <jue@jue.li> Date: Wed May 7 20:29:16 2008 +0200 [notify] mod_php: update to 5.2.6, new PHP related ports" as of version 5.2.6 mod_php is part of a collection of PHP ports. For now we have 4 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 - mod_php: DSO module for apache - php-mysql: MySQL module as an example how to build extensions which are depending on external libraries 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. - php-fcgi and mod_php 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. Attention: - mod_php not longer provides a php.ini, so your old /etc/php.ini will be removed if you upgrade mod_php. If you have modified php.ini make backup of it! -- Juergen Daubert | mailto:jue@jue.li Korb, Germany | http://jue.li/crux
Hello, Juergen. On Wed, 7 May 2008 22:01:18 +0200 Juergen Daubert <jue@jue.li> wrote:
commit c784eb28da9464316e5b92be4bc90e86be054a10 Author: Juergen Daubert <jue@jue.li> Date: Wed May 7 20:29:16 2008 +0200
[notify] mod_php: update to 5.2.6, new PHP related ports"
Thanks a lot for your work!
as of version 5.2.6 mod_php is part of a collection of PHP ports.
For now we have 4 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 - mod_php: DSO module for apache - php-mysql: MySQL module as an example how to build extensions which are depending on external libraries
I've managed to package (and put to contrib) a few commonly used extensions: bcmath, ftp, gettext, gd, mbstring and postgresql. It should be possible to get rid of many duplicating (private) php ports. It's better to make an extension ports instead of maintaining the same php with different 'configure' arguments.
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. - php-fcgi and mod_php 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.
To make it clear: you obviously need to install one of php, mod_php or php-fcgi to use any php-foo extension. This is not reflected in 'Depends on' header and using 'prt-get.aliases' for this seems to be an overkill.
Attention: - mod_php not longer provides a php.ini, so your old /etc/php.ini will be removed if you upgrade mod_php. If you have modified php.ini make backup of it!
User is supposed to copy php.ini-dist or php.ini-recommended to php.ini. But be aware that these files contain 'extension_dir = "./"', which should be changed to '/usr/lib/php/extensions'. I suggest to do this like: ln -s /etc/php/php.ini-recommended /etc/php/php.ini echo 'extension_dir = "/usr/lib/php/extensions"' >> /etc/php/conf.d/local_settings.ini This way you can preserve some local settings during php updates without involving rejmerge(8). -- Mikhail Kolesnik ICQ: 260259143 IRC: mike_k at freenode/#crux, rusnet/#yalta
On Thu, May 08, 2008 at 11:36:29PM +0300, Mikhail Kolesnik wrote:
Hello, Juergen.
Hello Mikhail, [...]
I've managed to package (and put to contrib) a few commonly used extensions: bcmath, ftp, gettext, gd, mbstring and postgresql.
Many thanks for your contribution. [...]
User is supposed to copy php.ini-dist or php.ini-recommended to php.ini. But be aware that these files contain 'extension_dir = "./"', which should be changed to '/usr/lib/php/extensions'. I suggest to do this like:
ln -s /etc/php/php.ini-recommended /etc/php/php.ini
I intentionally didn't do that. Both mod_php and php-fcgi are full functional without php (the port), but they don't install any php.ini. In that case php use internal defaults, which are the same as the ones in php.ini-dist, at least almost, see below. So, if we follow your suggestion, we would have a different behaviour whether the port php is installed or not. Please note, installing mod_php and php-mysql gives you exact the same as with the "old" mod_php package, which installs php.ini-dist as php.ini.
echo 'extension_dir = "/usr/lib/php/extensions"' >> /etc/php/conf.d/local_settings.ini
IMO, the extension_dir default is a bug, but I'd fix that with a sed line in the Pkgfile. Thanks and best regards Juergen BTW, seems that the new php stuff is far more flexible now, but more complicated to understand how it works as well. Might be helpful to have a wiki page with some tips? Volunteers? -- Juergen Daubert | mailto:jue@jue.li Korb, Germany | http://jue.li/crux
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