>>>> And the php -i it spitting out a long list, but no errors. >>>> >>>> I have actually all PHP, GD, …, Mapserver from Kyngchaos. So, one single >>>> source. But strange enough, every computer seems different, and I ran into >>>> a couple of challenges. >>>> >>> I wonder if Apache is still using the system PHP? The PHP version at the >>> top of phpinfo() should match what you installed (OS X 10.7 system PHP is >>> 5.3.10, on 10.6 is 5.3.8). >>> >>> Also, if the Apache log doesn't have anything, look at Console.app to see >>> if there are any system errors (maybe it can't load a needed library). >> >> Ha, good one. Thanks a lot! Indeed, the phpinfo shows 5.3.8, the php -i >> shows 5.3.10. I am on OS X 10.7, however. >> >> What does that mean? I have a mixture of 10.6 and 10.7 on my machine? I have >> my Snow Leopard still installed on a spearate drive in the machine; does >> Apache load the php from there? > > My PHP installer is supposed to switch the PHP, but sometimes it doesn't. > Possibly because the apache config file was altered in a way to break my > grep. System updates are not supposed to change the apache config, but it's > a possibility. > > You can try running the script manually from the PHP disk image: > > sudo /Volumes/PHP\ 5/phpenable.sh cgi5 > > then > > sudo apachectl graceful
Thanks so much. Although it didn't solve the problem, I checked again the php -i, and then the /usr/local/php5cgi/bin/php -i, as I recognized there were still two different versions. And suddenly saw that error message, mapserver which doesn't match the cairo framework. I guess that after the first installation a few weeks ago, I newly installed mapserver; but the version had changed meanwhile, and required another Cairo version too. Gosh, complicated this stuff. Now, it works. Thanks to everybody for the useful tips! Stef _______________________________________________ mapserver-users mailing list mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/mapserver-users
