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I have built MySQL 3.23.28 and rolled it into an Installer package. It's available at http://www-u.life.uiuc.edu/~mwvaugh/MacOSX/Packages/ Cheers, Matt

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I have a MySQL package file that should allow you, provided you know how to configure and use MySQL, to install it on your system. Email me if interested.. I need testers before releasing it to the public. Matt

The DSO option is not working yet. I tried it and it just failed, failed, failed. I did all sorts of tweaking of the build scripts and it just would not build for me. I actually did get a mod_php4.so built but, alas, it would not load correctly. I do have it working as a compiled in module...

As promised, here are step-by-step instructions for downloading, building and installing MySQL, Apache, and PHP4. These instructions will replace the built-in Apache web server with a binary compiled for PHP4 support. http://homepage.mac.com/LightyearDesign/MacOSX/ Enjoy, and let me know...

If in the course of your development, you've managed to trounce all over your native Apache installation, have no fear. I nearly have the configuration and build process figured out to build Apache in place using the Apple directory structure as oppposed to sticking it all in...

Yup.. because while the easy stuff is still easy, there's all sort of cool hard stuff to do as well. I used to tinker with my NetBSD system just for the sheer entertainment value and the challenge. Having all that available under MacOS is a dream come true...

Don't you hate how the Classic Platinum appearance and the shiny new Aqua GUI clash? If you can scour the net and find the excellent Appearance theme "Liquid Icons" (no I won't send it to you), you can change the appearance of Classic apps to be more Aqua-like. As an example, here's a TIFF of...