On Tue, 16 Aug 2005, Evan Chaney wrote: > In this particular instance I need PHP to be able to execute > ImageMagick's "convert" binary which I installed using Fink. As it > is, when I visit the page that has the PHP script in it Apache writes > "sh: line 1: convert: command not found" to the error log. > > If I add a symbolic link in /usr/bin pointing to /sw/bin/convert the > script operates fine. But I was really hoping to find a more general > solution so I wouldn't have to create links every time I want to > access a Fink-installed program through PHP (which runs as the same > user as Apache?www). > There are several ways to accomplish this. If you track down the script that starts Apache (I have to admit I don't completely understand this in Tiger -- lots of stuff starts in /System/Library/LaunchDaemons, but not httpd as far as I can tell), you could put /sw/bin in the PATH there. Another would be to add it to the PATH statement in /etc/rc.common.
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