[l008com]

Is PHP Included in OS X Server 10.1?
How can I check?
If its not, how can I install it?
I found some directions on the internet, but they were about 2 pages long and simply, I don't get it.

[Camelot]

I don't recall if Mac OS X Server 10.1 included PHP or not. it is in 10.2, but that probably doesn't help you.

The easiest way to test is to run:

/usr/bin/php-config --version

and see what you get.

However, even if it is installed, you might want to download a new copy anyway. Even Jaguar comes with PHP 4.1.2, which is a little behind the current 4.2.2 release.

The page http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.macosx.php includes step-by-step instructions on installing it on Mac OS X.

[sra]

Here's what I get on my Xserve running 10.1.5 (since Apple hasn't seen fit to send me 10.2 yet :-)

[bloch:~] sra% /usr/bin/php-config --version
4.1.2

[l008com]

Well this is what I get????

[localhost:~] johnm% /usr/bin/php-config --version
Usage: /usr/bin/php-config [--prefix|--includes|--extension-dir]

[l008com]

but in ls of /usr/bin/ would tend to suggest that i have both php and mysql already installed out of the box?

[gorgonzola]

PHP is installed on X Client and X Server. MySQL is only installed (by default) on X Server.

To enable PHP, uncomment the AddModule and LoadModule lines in /etc/httpd/httpd.conf that refer to the php4_module.

[l008com]

sweet