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In other words, if you rename the directory "forums", then you will access it by typing "".Ģ. Optionally, you can rename the directory to something friendlier like "forums" - keep in mind that whatever you name the directory will be its URL. Sudo mv phpBB2 /Library/WebServer/Documents/
#Download stuffit expander for mac os x 10.2 code#
This contains all the code for the bulletin board. This should create a directory called "phpBB2".
#Download stuffit expander for mac os x 10.2 archive#
If Stuffit automatically unpacks it, delete the folder it creates and leave the archive untouched.) Now, open a Terminal, cd to the directory containing the downloaded phpbb tarball, and type: When it's finished, do NOT let Stuffit Expander unpack it! (Don't double-click it either. Go to the phpBB downloads page and select the gzipped version of the "Full Package" from the download list. For a quickstart on that, take a look at this tutorial.ġ. Or just ctrl-d to exit.Īt this point, you can start cranking out php scripts to communicate with mysql databases via web forms or whatever. You can SHOW DATABASES CREATE DATABASE whatever etc. Mysqladmin -u root -h `hostname` password gooberĤ. You would type these two commands, verbatim: Say the password you want to use is "goober". (Note: If you want MySQL to start up automatically on boot, you can download Marc Liyanage's MySQL StartupItem from here.)ģ. Save and exit, then logout and log back in.Ģ. Make sure "/usr/local/mysql/bin" is in there somewhere. For bash users:Īnd change the PATH line to something like:Įxport PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/mysql/bin Here's a condensed, un-explained, assumes-this-is-the-first-time-you've-installed-mysql version of what it says to do after the installer is finished:
Before you run the installer, open up the readme and skim it - make sure you get the idea of what it all means. When it's finished downloading, unpack and mount the disk image. (At the time of this writing, that's version 4.0.) Then scroll down to the "Mac OS X Package Installer downloads" section and pick "Standard." Go to the mysql downloads page, then go to the link for whatever's listed as the "Production Release" from the "MySQL database server & standard clients" list.
#Download stuffit expander for mac os x 10.2 how to#
So, either make sure you re-copy those files after you install relevant system updates, or figure out how to do something clever with hard links (OS X 10.0 didn't support them, maybe Jaguar does?), or do something else that works.and please email me about it so I can update this howto.
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Note: Potential pitfall here - if Apple releases an OS X update which affects the stock PHP stuff, then it will only patch the files under the default path (/System/Library/PHP) whereas you'll actually be using old copies of those files in the /usr/lib/php directory. That's the stuff we really need in order to do anything with php and mysql. Now your php scripts will have access to the DB (DataBase) functions, among other things.
It should look like PHP$ cd php$ lsĪrchive Crypt HTML Log.php Numbers System.phpĬache DB.php HTTP.php Mail.php PEAR.php buildĬache.php Date Image Math Payment extensions When you're finished, go to the php directory and do an ls (list). Sudo cp -R /System/Library/PHP/* /usr/lib/php You will need to be an Administrator (or root) to do this. I chose the latter for simplicity's sake. So, options are: reinstall php from scratch using some distro that works, figure out how to modify the includes path in all your scripts, or move/copy the php libraries from their weird location (/System/Library/PHP) to the expected location (/usr/lib/php).
Furthermore, I can't find where that path is specified on the stock OS X installation it appears that maybe /usr/lib/php/build/acinclude.m4 is the file to edit, but I don't know enough about how everything works to feel comfortable messing with that. However, there are a multitude of common libraries with functions you will need, which are present but are not yet accessible because they're not in php's "includes" path. The basic functionality of php is now enabled on your system.
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If you don't, then something's wrong - check the syntax in nf, restart Apache again, run Software Update and reboot if necessary, and try again.Ģ. You should see a big page of configuration information about php, with tables and colors and the php logo. Now restart the webserver, by going to Preferences->Sharing and unchecking, then rechecking the Personal Web Sharing box.Īnd save that file as something.php. to the section marked "", so that it looks like this: phpsĭirectoryIndex index.php index.shtml index.html LoadModule php4_module libexec/httpd/libphp4.soĪddType application/x-httpd-php-source. Find and uncomment (remove # mark) these lines: 10.2 ("Jaguar") come with php installed, but it is not enabled by default. Setting up php and mysql (and phpbb) on Mac OS X 10.2 Setting up php and mysql (and phpbb) on Mac OS X 10.2 by Marion Bates ġ.
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