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
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