Has anyone got PostgreSQL going on Mac OS X yet? I've spent a lot of hours searching for a way to make this happen. Currently, I'm having a problem with configure. It can't figur…

I was reading through a few posts on the OmniGroup OS X lists and it looks like they're working on it for 7.1 - the latest source recognises darwin, but is still barfing midway thr…

this just in: Quote: I think that Peter Bierman of Apple has recently completed some patches that should be checked into CVS soon... Those patches will allow Postgres…

PostgreSQL for OS X can be downloaded from here: http://www.access.ch/ml/software/macosx/

You can also get it from www.stepwise.com. It rocks, I have it running just fine!

It looks like the one on Stepwise is 7.1 beta. I just downloaded the official release of 7.1 (released April 13th) and did ./configure make and all compiled cleanly, we'll see how …

It's fine. It passes all the tests, if you notice. Also, just a general note: BE VERY WEARY OF .PKG INSTALLERS. Read stepwise to find out why, if you don't already know.

try ./configure --with-perl make that doesn't work compiler quits with: LD_RUN_PATH="" cc -o blib/arch/auto/plperl/plperl.bundle -bundle -undefined suppress plperl.o eloglvl.o…

Can someone who has successfully compiled PHP4 as a DSO module post instructions on how they accompilshed this task? There have been many posts stating that it has been done it wo…

I saw the below post on macosx.com by Casey and it worked for me. After running the package you need to only do a couple of things. 1. Add the following lines to /Library/WebServe…

Here are complete (hopefully) step-by-step instructions for downloading, building and installing MySQL, Apache, and PHP4. These instructions will replace the built-in Apache web se…

No errors that I can see of. Great page too. But... what I really want... is to run PHP4 as a DSO. I can't seem to get this to work. I've been trying since 4.0 as official. J…

Quote: Just so people know, I have compiled it succesfully as a DSO, however, when running Apache with PHP4 DSO, there are library error which prevent it from running. …

Yeah, great. IF you've got 'make' on your system (hint: it's not in Public Beta).

Actually, GeeForce, he notes that you need the Developers Tool on his main page (not obvious from the link he provided). Check out MacAddict's guide to getting them from the Dawin …

Quote: Question: does it have to be tar-ed inside the "mysql-3.23.24-beta.tar.gz" directory (and thus moved there -- something not stated in the instructions)? Or can it…

slightly off-topic: has anyone had any luck installing php4 on Mac OS X *Server* 1.2? I give up. I finally got php3 installed, but it doesn't recognize the mySql database, and an…

i have a fresh unmodified install of macosX beta , and i install the developer.pkg from my DP4 CD , and i follow every damn line of your tutorial . result : nothing!!!!! mys…

Alas ... Syntax error on line 209 of /Library/WebServer/Configuation/apache.conf : Invalid command 'LoadModule', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module no included in the serv…

It's nice to know I'm not the only one having these problems. I agree, it would be great if someone with a better understanding of php/mysql could create binaries for the rest of …

It's nice to know I'm not the only one having these problems. I agree, it would be great if someone with a better understanding of php/mysql could create binaries for the rest of …

when i'm trying to launch apache: Syntax error on line 209 of /Library/WebServer/Configuration/apache.conf: Invalid command 'LoadModule', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a modul…

the 'Load Module' problem: you must have configured apache with php as a static module. Open the apache.conf file (or httpd if you reinstalled it) and comment out all the lines t…

- you dont need to have the developer tools to compile the PHP/Apache support. -however, the instructions are not completely kosher. Apache will fail to start because of bad load…

This actually finally worked for me. You have first to remove the apache.conf file, and rename the apache.conf.default as apache.conf. Don't forget to add the .php type by uncommen…