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Escrevo isto aqui apenas porque Lisboa também vai ter direito a conferência, a 3 de Dezembro. Quem diria?
Bora lá com umas faixas a dizer “QUEREMOS A APPLE A SÉRIO EM PORTUGAL”? 
### Apache
This weekend I installed Leopard on my work laptop. As Marc Liyanage’s installer is not working at the moment, so I had to do it the hard way. Fortunately, PHP 5 is already included in 10.5, so it’s just a matter of configuring things. Apple’s PHP is pretty slim and does not include all the modules Marc’s version has, but is enough for me as I do not use anything out of the ordinary.
First, edit the file /etc/apache2/httpd.conf e uncomment the line
LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so
In /etc, copy php.ini.default to php.ini. Edit the newly created php.ini as you wish: I didn’t change anything at first. Restart Apache, and PHP should be working. Create a test phpinfo() file and run it.
### Pear
If you did the phpinfo thing, you should see it was compiled with the flag “–without-pear”. Not a good thing, as I need some Pear modules. Visit http://pear.php.net/go-pear and copy (Cmd-A, Cmd-C) all the source you see.
In a terminal window type the following (don’t select and copy from here, you’ll overwrite the Pear source installer you copied previously).
pbpaste | sudo php
pbpaste is a neat utility which pastes the clipboard (pasteboard?) contents into the shell. We’re piping this output into PHP running as a super-user.
Follow the onscreen prompts, accept the modification to php.ini. The only default I didn’t accept was the directory where Pear gets installed. I opted to /usr/pear. Maybe I should have used /usr/local/pear…
Pear should be working now. Try to
/usr/pear/bin/pear install
### MySQL I also need MySQL, and fortunately the 10.4 installer from MySQL.com works fine. MySQL itself runs, but not without issues: the provided startup item and the System Prefs module do not work. To start MySQL in the shell use sudo /usr/local/mysql/bin/safe_mysqld I just had to change the “default_socket” setting PHP uses. By default, PHP looks for the socket somewhere under /var/. Edit /etc/php.ini and change the line: mysql.default_socket = /tmp/mysql.sock Restart Apache once again and you are done!