Upgrade php+apache under Mac-PHP Tutorial-php.cn

Mac comes with php + apache. But the version is not the latest. I searched online for a long time but couldn't find any better examples. I had to think about it for a long time.
In my notebook, php is 5.4 and apache is 2.2. Yesterday when I was practicing PHP, I encountered a feature that PHP5.4 does not support. Had to upgrade. It is recommended to use MacPort for downloading and installation, mainly to facilitate management. Install PHP sudo port install php55; After installing php55, you will find that after entering php on the command line and pressing the Tab key, the relevant files of php55 will appear. The original php version does not have number. How do I clear the original version at this time? My method is rather stupid. I moved the PHP stuff under /usr to other places. ln the executable files related to php and replace them. Install apache2

sudo port install apache2

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The default apachectl is under /usr/sbin. After installation, the new one is under /opt/local/apache2. Likewise, I removed the original apache from /usr. Install apache’s php module

sudo port install php55-apache2handler

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Install apache’s support for php. There will be a prompt after the installation is completed.

cd /opt/local/apache2/modules sudo /opt/local/apache2/bin/apxs -a -e -n php5 mod_php55.so

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At this time, enter the module directory of apache and you will find an additional mod_php55.so.
After installation, some replacements need to be made, such as replacing php with PHP55 and apachectl with the latest one! Modify apache's http.conf and php's php.ini. The previous http.conf and php.ini that came with Mac can be replaced. After I brought my own backup, I deleted them all. Install phpmyadmin

sudo port install phpmyadmin. 如果提示没有phpmyadmin,那就port search 一下。查找正确的报名

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The directory after installation is under /opt/local/www. It needs to be placed in the working directory of apache before it can be used.
Finally, when running PHP, you will find that there are fewer PHP extensions, such as mbstring. At this time, use port search php55 | grep mbstring. Find the corresponding extension and then port install. If mysql is missing, just port search php55 | grep mysql
. Check the web page and find that the php page display is all source code. Later, after verification, it was found that support for the php file type was missing. Check the original configuration of the Mac and then make modifications. Configure http.conf. You need to add support for PHP files. Add these at the end, otherwise when you open the php web page, the source code will be displayed.

 AddType application/x-httpd-php .php AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps  DirectoryIndex index.html index.php

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The above has introduced how to upgrade php + apache under Mac, including the relevant aspects. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.