- include the domxml extension as a subpackage
- include some extra modules with PEAR which also disappeared
- only link against freetype1, not freetype2
- patch for snmp to link with libdes
- stop libtool from helpfully mangling the ld.so hints file with
crap from the ports build directory by removing the finish_command
- MESSAGE file reflects phpxs command
- ltmain patch no longer needed
- move the php.ini extension lines to the end of the file
- introduce a new 'phpxs' command which enables/disables
modules from a shell without needing to manually edit php.ini
- libphp4.so now installs into the same module dir as the extensions
- php4-enable is now done by 'phpxs -s' so remove it
tested by wilfried@, feedback from naddy@
PEAR is a set of class libraries for PHP4 - similar to CPAN.
This module installs the default 4.2.1 modules, and some extra ones
which mysteriously disappeared from the 4.1.2 -> 4.2.1 transition.
Also included are some command-line utilities to add more modules from
the PEAR web site.
espie@ ok
This module generates a bunch of php4 extensions as shared modules,
and seperates them out into multiple packages.
End result is that you can pkg_add individual modules now without
getting into the mess of flavors that we've had in the past.
Work by wilfried@ and me, espie@ ok
Installs the barebones php4 with only the gettext, iconv and recode
modules compiled in.
All of the other modules have to be installed as shared modules on
top of this.
In addition to the Apache module, this package also includes a php
command-line binary which can be used in shell scripts. The binary
uses the same /var/www/conf/php.ini file as the Apache module.
There is some non-i386 breakage at the moment (notably macppc).
Work by wilfried@ and me. espie@ ok
A few PEAR modules have disappeared completely during the PECL transition
so they are temporarily included here to avoid breaking dependencies
within the ports tree.
closes a security issue in multipart form handling (buffer overflow)
temporarily disable the freetds flavour, since the m4 patch cannot
seem to be regenerated
