On Jul 14, 2009, at 00:29, mrbigpants wrote:
Ah, so I always had CLI version there. I just didn't know it was in
/opt/local/bin. Thanks for the command to upgrade to 5.3.
You can always see what software a port installs by typing e.g.
port contents php5
(once the port is installed and active)
There is PHP4 at /usr/local/bin (came w/ OSX, I think), and my PATH
variable
is set so that bash shell looks in /usr/local/bin before /opt/local/
bin.
What's the best way to handle this? Should I just modify the PATH
environment variable so that bash looks in /opt/local/bin first?
Apple does not supply any software in /usr/local; it is by definition
a location reserved for software you install yourself.
However, installing software in /usr/local often conflicts with
MacPorts-installed software, therefore we recommend you do not have
anything in /usr/local if you intend to use MacPorts.
Ideally, you should remove or at least rename /usr/local and install
all the software you need using MacPorts.
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