On Dec 2, 2014, at 10:04 PM, Jeff Greenberg wrote: > I have php53 thru php56 installed. My ide (PhpStorm) is pointing at php55, > for which I have xdebug installed. I could get xdebug to work fine from > inside the ide on a given script, or from the command line, but not from the > browser. > > The PhpStorm folks finally asked me to send the output of phpinfo from the > browser, which is when I discovered that php under apache is running 5.4, > without xdebug. > > I googled and read an article that explains about using port select, but > apparently that changes the cli version, which is already correct. it also > explains changing the loadmodule line in the apache config to point to the > correct php version. This is when I discovered that the only mod_php5-.so > file I have in the apache modules directory is mod_php54.so. > > So, 3 questions: > 1. How/From where do I get other mod_php--.so files?
To use PHP 5.5 from MacPorts Apache 2, install the php55-apache2handler port. > 2. Is there an automated way to switch php versions under apache like there > is for the cli? Not at this time. Would it really be useful or desired for "port select" changed this? Some existing discussion on this is here: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/45999 For now, edit your httpd.conf to point to the specific PHP version of the PHP Apache 2 handler that you want to use. > 3. Do I need to install xdebug separately for the php instance under apache > if it's already installed for the cli instance? No, you don't need to do that / it's not possible to do that. Any PHP extension that you've installed for a particular version of MacPorts PHP will be available to all MacPorts PHP SAPIs that you install for that PHP version. > I'm unsure whether there are actually 2 different copies of php or whether > the loadmodule just gets some initial things from the .so file and then uses > the php files from /opt/local/lib PHP is offered in several different "SAPI"s: a command line version, a FastCGI version, an FastCGI Process Manager (FPM) version, and an Apache 2 module. Each of these is in and of itself a complete PHP environment, just tailored to be used in a specific way. Install the one(s) you want to use. For a given PHP version, all of these SAPIs use the same set of versioned PHP modules. _______________________________________________ macports-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo/macports-users
