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[notify] mod_php: update to 5.2.6, new PHP related ports" as of version 5.2.6 mod_php is part of a collection of PHP ports. For now we have 4 ports: - php: the PHP CLI interpreter plus some extension modules and support stuff like include-files - php-fcgi: CGI/FastCGI version of the interpreter with start script - mod_php: DSO module for apache - php-mysql: MySQL module as an example how to build extensions which are depending on external libraries Remarks: - Configuration files are now in /etc/php and /etc/php/conf.d. The later is scanned for *.ini files, see php-mysql for an example. - php-fcgi and mod_php do not depend on php, so we have very slim ports if only the default extensions are needed. Both work, of course, together with php-mysql or other extensions like that. Attention: - mod_php not longer provides a php.ini, so your old /etc/php.ini will be removed if you upgrade mod_php. If you have modified php.ini make backup of it!
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# Description: PHP DSO module for apache
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# URL: http://www.php.net
# Maintainer: J<>rgen Daubert, juergen dot daubert at t-online dot de
[notify] mod_php: update to 5.2.6, new PHP related ports" as of version 5.2.6 mod_php is part of a collection of PHP ports. For now we have 4 ports: - php: the PHP CLI interpreter plus some extension modules and support stuff like include-files - php-fcgi: CGI/FastCGI version of the interpreter with start script - mod_php: DSO module for apache - php-mysql: MySQL module as an example how to build extensions which are depending on external libraries Remarks: - Configuration files are now in /etc/php and /etc/php/conf.d. The later is scanned for *.ini files, see php-mysql for an example. - php-fcgi and mod_php do not depend on php, so we have very slim ports if only the default extensions are needed. Both work, of course, together with php-mysql or other extensions like that. Attention: - mod_php not longer provides a php.ini, so your old /etc/php.ini will be removed if you upgrade mod_php. If you have modified php.ini make backup of it!
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# Depends on: apache libxml2
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name=mod_php
[notify] mod_php: update to 5.2.6, new PHP related ports" as of version 5.2.6 mod_php is part of a collection of PHP ports. For now we have 4 ports: - php: the PHP CLI interpreter plus some extension modules and support stuff like include-files - php-fcgi: CGI/FastCGI version of the interpreter with start script - mod_php: DSO module for apache - php-mysql: MySQL module as an example how to build extensions which are depending on external libraries Remarks: - Configuration files are now in /etc/php and /etc/php/conf.d. The later is scanned for *.ini files, see php-mysql for an example. - php-fcgi and mod_php do not depend on php, so we have very slim ports if only the default extensions are needed. Both work, of course, together with php-mysql or other extensions like that. Attention: - mod_php not longer provides a php.ini, so your old /etc/php.ini will be removed if you upgrade mod_php. If you have modified php.ini make backup of it!
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version=5.2.6
[security] mod_php: update to 5.1.3, http://www.php.net/release_5_1_3.php
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release=1
[notify] mod_php: update to 5.2.6, new PHP related ports" as of version 5.2.6 mod_php is part of a collection of PHP ports. For now we have 4 ports: - php: the PHP CLI interpreter plus some extension modules and support stuff like include-files - php-fcgi: CGI/FastCGI version of the interpreter with start script - mod_php: DSO module for apache - php-mysql: MySQL module as an example how to build extensions which are depending on external libraries Remarks: - Configuration files are now in /etc/php and /etc/php/conf.d. The later is scanned for *.ini files, see php-mysql for an example. - php-fcgi and mod_php do not depend on php, so we have very slim ports if only the default extensions are needed. Both work, of course, together with php-mysql or other extensions like that. Attention: - mod_php not longer provides a php.ini, so your old /etc/php.ini will be removed if you upgrade mod_php. If you have modified php.ini make backup of it!
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source=(http://www.php.net/distributions/php-$version.tar.bz2)
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build () {
cd php-$version
[notify] mod_php: update to 5.2.6, new PHP related ports" as of version 5.2.6 mod_php is part of a collection of PHP ports. For now we have 4 ports: - php: the PHP CLI interpreter plus some extension modules and support stuff like include-files - php-fcgi: CGI/FastCGI version of the interpreter with start script - mod_php: DSO module for apache - php-mysql: MySQL module as an example how to build extensions which are depending on external libraries Remarks: - Configuration files are now in /etc/php and /etc/php/conf.d. The later is scanned for *.ini files, see php-mysql for an example. - php-fcgi and mod_php do not depend on php, so we have very slim ports if only the default extensions are needed. Both work, of course, together with php-mysql or other extensions like that. Attention: - mod_php not longer provides a php.ini, so your old /etc/php.ini will be removed if you upgrade mod_php. If you have modified php.ini make backup of it!
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local PHP_CONFIG="
--prefix=/usr \
--with-config-file-path=/etc/php \
--with-config-file-scan-dir=/etc/php/conf.d \
--disable-static --disable-debug --disable-pear"
EXTENSION_DIR=/usr/lib/php/extensions \
./configure \
$PHP_CONFIG \
--with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs \
--disable-cli
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make
[notify] mod_php: update to 5.2.6, new PHP related ports" as of version 5.2.6 mod_php is part of a collection of PHP ports. For now we have 4 ports: - php: the PHP CLI interpreter plus some extension modules and support stuff like include-files - php-fcgi: CGI/FastCGI version of the interpreter with start script - mod_php: DSO module for apache - php-mysql: MySQL module as an example how to build extensions which are depending on external libraries Remarks: - Configuration files are now in /etc/php and /etc/php/conf.d. The later is scanned for *.ini files, see php-mysql for an example. - php-fcgi and mod_php do not depend on php, so we have very slim ports if only the default extensions are needed. Both work, of course, together with php-mysql or other extensions like that. Attention: - mod_php not longer provides a php.ini, so your old /etc/php.ini will be removed if you upgrade mod_php. If you have modified php.ini make backup of it!
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install -D -m 755 libs/libphp5.so $PKG/usr/lib/apache/libphp5.so
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}
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