Like all good Homebrew setups, you won’t need sudo for PEAR anymore.
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You’ll need to reinstall any additional PECL packages now (and whenever you update PHP). If you didn’t go the brew install route for your extensions, or if you use extensions which aren’t available in Homebrew yet… Need gearman? How ‘bout that Twig extension? You can see a list of all (50 or so) available extensions by running brew search php56. Your needs will vary, but since this is my article I’ll just leave these here so I can copypaste them later: brew install php56-mongo php56-memcache You can install packages via PECL, and have to reinstall them every time you update to a new minor PHP version, or you can install them via Homebrew. Here’s a “Choose Your Own Adventure” moment. You’ll need to install some PHP extensions now Fix the PEAR config and upgrade chmod -R ug+w `brew -prefix php56`/lib/php If you have any custom settings in your system-wide php.ini, copy them to the new one in /usr/local/etc/php/5.6. If you need to see the caveats again, run brew info php56 If you haven’t already, follow that advice Ln -sfv /usr/local/opt/php56/*.plist ~/Library/LaunchAgents ~/.zshrc, ~/.profile or your shell's equivalent configuration file:Įxport PATH="$(brew -prefix homebrew/php/php56)/bin:$PATH" If you wish to swap the PHP you use on the command line, you should add the following to ~/.bashrc, Using -without-homebrew-php to enable compiling against system PHP. PHP56 Extensions will always be compiled against this PHP. You are using the brew version, by placing /usr/local/bin before /usr/sbin in your PATH: If you are having issues with custom extension compiling, ensure that Pear config-set php_ini /usr/local/etc/php/5.6/php.ini If PEAR complains about permissions, 'fix' the default PEAR permissions and config:Ĭhmod -R ug+w /usr/local/Cellar/php56/5.6.0/lib/php LoadModule php5_module /usr/local/opt/php56/libexec/apache2/libphp5.so The interesting bits probably looked something like this: To enable PHP in Apache add the following to nf and restart Apache: You might have missed it, but Homebrew spit out a couple of caveats at the end of the install. Include Oracle databases (requries ORACLE_HOME be set)Įnable building of the phpdbg SAPI executable (PHP 5.4 and above) Include (old-style) libmysql support instead of mysqlnd As of the last time I checked, all of these options are available: -disable-opcacheĭisable auto-detection of Unicode encoded scripts (PHP 5.2 and 5.3 only)Įnable building of shared Apache 2.0 Handler module, overriding any options which disable apacheĮnable building of the CGI executable (implies -without-apache)Įnable building of the fpm SAPI executable (implies -without-apache) This Homebrew formula can do PHP FPM, MSSQL and Postgres as well. If you don’t want those, you can disable them with -without-mysql and -without-apache.
Click "yes" on all the things.īy default this formula comes with MySQL and Apache Xcode-select -install # An "install" window will appear. This is often an issue if you’ve updated to a new OS version since the last time you updated the Command Line Tools. If you run into problems try updating Xcode Command Line Tools and re-installing Otherwise, you’ll want to use one of the following options to install the Homebrew formula for PHP 5.6 The default options work pretty great brew tap homebrew/dupes If you’re impatient, copy and paste this gist into a Terminal. tl dr (just give me something to copy and paste) If you’re upgrading: Run brew unlink php53 php54 php55 php56 or remove the old PHP Cellar folder before installing a new formula. Just use php53, php54 or php55 instead of php56.īefore you start: If you have leftovers from non-homebrew PHP installations, you’ll want to move (or remove) ~/.pearrc, ~/.pear and /usr/local/lib/php if they exist 2. While this article is focused on installing PHP 5.6, you can install PHP 5.3, 5.4 or 5.5 the exact same way. If you’re not already using it, what are you waiting for? Maybe you, like me, prefer to use a newer version of PHP? Here’s how to … Fix PHP on OS Xįirst you’ll need Homebrew 1. So you develop PHP on a Mac? Mebbe you, like me, you might have noticed a few deficiencies in the pre-loaded version of PHP on your computer.
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