Thanks All, now I have to tell the business owner to let the IT guy update to 10.8 if he likes, which will buy me time to sort out all of what you folks contributed. I wasn't aware that Mamp free installed anything more than basic and Yes, setup so that Apache, MySql and PHP work well together was what I had wanted to learn using the stock install and was able to do w/exception of imap being available. Perhaps I will install XCode as it's the law of worst case probably will occur if I don't, that is I'll need it in a pinch later on. JeffPGMT... "David OBrien" <dgobrien@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:CAF=yD_1xyJfFs_5ceY36n9XQzwip2ok8MP7dY-xsVT0ZHT-OtA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx... > On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 10:21 AM, JeffPGMT <jeffpgmt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Tamara, I said dll, but that was only my ignorant/windows reference to a >> system lib/bin file. I followed a blog post (bitly'ed below); I got as >> far >> as un-tar'ing and "make" was not available. >> >> I have other stacks Xampp (beta for Mac not for production) and is used >> by >> many folks w/out issue, however this is a production system, hence my >> wonderment & frustration as to why IMAP was "removed" by Apple and not a >> dev >> box for me to install 3rd party tools and have an issue with our IT. I >> also >> considered MAMP or FastStack, however that meant there are two installs >> of >> both Apache & PHP. I did a test and put the preinstalled stuff on port >> 8080. >> But, I thought, It's a server OS, why not use what came installed? And >> that >> was one of my original questions alluding to perhaps IMAP was installed >> but >> turned off at some not so obvious point just waiting to be restored. >> >> I originally sent the following as a PM to TR Shaw... The OS is 10.7 Lion >> Server! (I'm really emphisising server, because when I presented my >> situation to our IT and a call to Apple I was told that it was there! By >> the end of the call Apple said, sorry (after a nearly 20min hold, suppose >> he >> asked someone more experienced) and my IT said, hey let's just try the >> new >> 10.8 maybe that will fix it? I realized I was dealing with an very >> experienced Mac IT person who really didn't know. >> >> I read the instructions on adding c-client 2007, but "make" is an invalid >> cmd, apparently that's pulled by Apple too; is there a way to add >> php_IMAP >> w/out? I got as far as downloading & un-tar, but failed at make >> osx...filename... >> http://bit.ly/JWre51 >> >> TRShaw: What/Where/Why is the path /etc/intl ? >> >> I'm not familiar w/Mac, what are steps 3 & 4? >> >> And lastly I'm reluctant to install "XCode" or MacPorts because, I'm not >> IT >> and this is not a dev box. I think that these are the responsibility of >> IT, >> who manages the server desktops & network. I really just want to drop my >> program in and run away :) >> >> JeffPGMT >> >> "TR Shaw" <tshaw@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:C512ACA8-A6ED-45E9-873F-C0E72DD9E78B@xxxxxxxx... >> Actually, adding extensions (even normally bundled ones) to the stock >> Snow >> Leopard PHP is quite easy: >> >> 1) Download the source tarball of php and unpack it >> >> 2) cd into ext/name_of_the_extension (like ext/intl in your case) >> >> 3) run phpize >> >> 4) run ./configure with appropriate flags >> >> 5) make install >> >> Then you just enable the freshly built .so file in your php.ini and you >> are >> done. >> >> On Jul 28, 2012, at 12:25 AM, Tamara Temple wrote: >> >> > JeffPGMT <jeffpgmt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >> Please correct me if I'm wrong and IMAP is available (maybe a known >> >> config >> >> issue?) >> >> >> >> Mac OSX 10.7, Using the pre-installed Apache & Php, IMAP is not >> >> installed, >> >> pulled out my Apple for this server OS. >> > >> > I don't know if it is, but something below seems very odd to me: >> > >> >> $ php -v >> >> PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library >> >> '/usr/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20090626/php_imap.dll' - >> >> dlopen(/usr/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20090626/php_imap.dll, >> >> 9): >> >> image not found in Unknown on line 0 >> > >> > I might be wrong here on 10.7, as I haven't even migrated off 10.5, >> > but, >> > I've never seen a .dll file on a mac -- they're windows dynamic link >> > libraries. I think somehow things are little messed up there... >> > >> > Someone has suggested installing MAMP, which is a much better solution >> > in general that what Apple supplies. The issue is knowing which you're >> > running at any point in time, which for most things, MAMP will handle >> > correctly. But it may not be the case for command line execution as >> > you've shown above. >> > >> > -- >> > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) >> > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >> > >> >> >> >> -- >> PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) >> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >> >> > I just installed the latest MAMP on my MacMini running Mt. Lion ... imap > is > installed and enabled by default > It also includes 3 versions of php out of the box > > Davids-Mac-mini:~ dgobrien$ ls /Applications/MAMP/bin/php/ > php5.2.17/ php5.3.14/ php5.4.4/ > > Davids-Mac-mini:~ dgobrien$ > /Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.4.4/bin/php-cgi > -m > [PHP Modules] > bcmath > bz2 > calendar > cgi-fcgi > Core > ctype > curl > date > dom > ereg > exif > fileinfo > filter > ftp > gd > gettext > hash > iconv > imap > json > ldap > libxml > mbstring > mcrypt > mysql > mysqli > openssl > pcre > PDO > pdo_mysql > pdo_pgsql > pdo_sqlite > pgsql > Phar > posix > Reflection > session > SimpleXML > soap > sockets > SPL > sqlite3 > standard > tokenizer > XCache > xml > xmlreader > xmlwriter > xsl > yaz > zip > zlib > > [Zend Modules] > XCache > > Should be trivial to add that executable to your path for command line > stuff > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
