I had apache/mysql/php5.3 up and running, and installed mongodb. The install went without any errors. I then installed php53-mongo, and again, no errors.The problem is I don't see any ini file where the other php installs are, such as mcrypt, mysql, etc, and see no mention of mongo in phpinfo.Yes,
The framework that needs to use mongo (drupal) reports that mongo isn't present...so that's in keeping with there not appearing to be a php extension nor any mention in phpinfo.
I had apache/mysql/php5.3 up and running, and installed mongodb. The install went without any errors. I then installed
On Jun 17, 2012, at 4:06 PM, j...@ayendesigns.com wrote:
The framework that needs to use mongo (drupal) reports that mongo isn't
present...so that's in keeping with there not appearing to be a php extension
nor any mention in phpinfo.
I had apache/mysql/php5.3 up and running, and
On Jun 17, 2012, at 14:57, j...@ayendesigns.com wrote:
I had apache/mysql/php5.3 up and running, and installed mongodb. The install
went without any errors. I then installed php53-mongo, and again, no errors.
The problem is I don't see any ini file where the other php installs are,
such
.; Any changes you make will be lost if you upgrade or uninstall php5-mysql.; To configure PHP, edit /opt/local/etc/php5/php.ini.extension=mongo.so
Original Message
Subject: Re: Mongo ... where did it go?
From: Phillip Koebbe phillip.koe...@gmail.com
Date: Sun, June 17, 2012 2:13 pm
Good question. I see, both? port installed shows:php5 @5.3.10_0+apache2php5 @5.3.12_0+apache2 (active)php5-gd @5.3.10_0 (active)php5-mbstring @5.3.10_0 (active)php5-mcrypt @5.3.10_0 (active)php5-mysql @5.3.10_0+mysqlnd (active)php5-zip @5.3.10_0 (active)php53 @5.3.14_0+libedit (active)php53-mongo
On Jun 17, 2012, at 16:48, j...@ayendesigns.com wrote:
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
Are you using the old php5 / php5-mongo ports or the new php53 / php53-mongo
ports? Either should work, but it's good to know which we should look at.
Good question. I see, both? port installed shows:
php5
Ok. Is it worth removing the php5 port and installing the php5.3 one?
Sounds to me like you are still using the old php5 port, but have not installed php5-mongo; you've installed php53-mongo but are not using it.
I suggest you either switch to using the php53 port, or install the php5-mongo port.
On Jun 17, 2012, at 17:07, j...@ayendesigns.com wrote:
Ok. Is it worth removing the php5 port and installing the php5.3 one?
The php5 port will be deprecated and replaced_by the php53 port eventually. But
before I can do that, the ports that depend on php still depend on php5; we
need to work
Ok, thanks very much!The php5 port will be deprecated and replaced_by the php53 port eventually. But before I can do that, the ports that depend on php still depend on php5; we need to work on adding php53 and php54 variants to all those ports so that they can use the new ports. If you're just
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