Re: How to de-install/re-install PHP

[Matthew Marino <mattm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm not aware of any config options for that. "visibility" is an  
option in Spotlight. You can select "Go to Folder" in Spotlight's Go  
menu with visibility selected.

As far as terminal goes, ls -a will display hidden files in the  
terminal window and you can judiciously use "rm" to get rid of some  
things. If you don't "su" to become superuser ( which you can't  
unless "Root user" is enabled ) you can't cause to much of a  
catastrophe with "rm".


On Mar 29, 2007, at 2:13 PM, Rick Eisner wrote:

> I believe I've found a resolution to my problem, if I can figure  
> how to do it.
>
> A user on the Apple support site had exactly the same problem as  
> mine. If I could figure exactly what he did, I could be up and  
> running.
>
> He wrote:
> > Since my last post I have found out how to use Terminal to make  
> > the invisible files visible in the finder and then delete all the  
> > PHP files altogether.
> >
> > A clean install from the Entropy site managed to get PHP to work  
> > in the end.
>
>
> Can anyone help me out?
> Rick
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> Rick Eisner
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> 510-883-0705

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