Re: Re(2): Is there an opensource Mac OSX equivalent

Philip,

> This might be interesting but I would need to figure out what PHP is
> and if
> it in the default install of OSX.1. I know that Apache is there.
> Marc L.'s
> postgres 7.1.3 install works well too. Would that entail compiling
> phpPgAdmin for OSX?

PHP is a Web Scripting language. You install it with Apache. I don't
know what the default OSX Server install comes with.

If you have to install it yourself, be careful; PHP by default connects
only with MySQL and needs to be compiled for Postgres support. See
http://techdocs.postgresql.org/ for some help.

Once PHP/Apache/Postgres is set up, phpPgAdmin is easy ... you just
copy it to a folder under your Web Root, and it works.

-Josh

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