note 36848 deleted from tutorial by philip
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Note Submitter: Walrus99
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More for OS X Users,
The book "Mac OS X" by J. Ray and W. Ray has a good chapter on gettng PHP going on OS X
10.2. PHP is already installed on OS X 10.2. It just requires some changes in the configuration
file for Apache.
http://www.mysql.com/ has MySQL 4.0 available for download for
OS X as a dmg file, which is very easy to install. http://www.mysql.com/downloads/mysql-4.0.html
I wouldn't try this if you are a novice, but if you have experience using the terminal,
databases, and a scripting language, this is a quick and easy way to start learning PHP and MySQL.
I was able to get a page on the server that accessed a database in MySQL in a few hours of work. Be
careful of security measures.
I am not sure if PHP is on 10.3, but I assume it will be. It is not on versions before 10.2.