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newbee

January 4th, 2008 at 11:10 am — Sun (not verified)

I've just discovered MacPort and I have a simple question, maybee stupid but how cares :p
Is it possible to "link" the macport apache2 and php to apple's one, so that I can use macport's one like the first apple's PHP and apache server ? And the server, is it still reachable with http://localhost/~username/ with Macport ?
Can I install "phpmyadmin" with macport ?

Indeed, can I use MacPort as a simple "easy installer" and still reach my server swith mac os x (and not macport) ?

Thanks in advance.

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