Michael, MAMP and friends are known to have horribly misconfigured installs.
While you're at it, make the following changes to your php.ini: - enable "display_errors" - set "error_reporting" to E_ALL | E_STRICT - set the memory limit to something useful (default nowadays is 128M) - disable register_globals - disable magic_quotes_gpcMy suggestion would be to install PHP through macports. The downside is that you need to do a full compile of Apache2, too, to get a module that works with Apache, and that you need to use "lipo" to trim the 64- bit fat binary of Apache2 that ships with Leopard down to 32-bit so the module works in it.
Cheers, - David Am 27.01.2009 um 21:36 schrieb Michal Charemza:
I found the problem from looking in the php log file. There was not enough memory allocated to PHP scripts in php.ini. So I changed the memory limit from 8M to 16M: memory_limit = 16M And it seemed to install. Michal. On 27 Jan 2009, at 18:29, Michal Charemza wrote:Hi, I'm trying to install Agavi for MAMP on OS X. I'm using the command pear install -a agavi/agavi Every time I use the command I see: agavi/agavi can optionally use PHP extension "xmlrpc" downloading agavi-1.0.0beta7.tgz ... Starting to download agavi-1.0.0beta7.tgz (1,824,847 bytes) ..............................................done: 1,824,847 bytes But I don't see the "install ok" message that I think I'm supposed to. Note the above happens *every time* I try to install using pear. I managed to install phing separately, and now every time I enter the command: pear install -a phing/phing I get Ignoring installed package phing/phing Nothing to install So it seems to "know" that phing is installed, but not agavi. Can anyone help? Michal._______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agavi.org/mailman/listinfo/users
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