You will probably need to know some of the options to decide which one to select: • CLI - compiles PHP with a command-line version which allows you to run PHP scripts from the command line; • CGI - compiles PHP as CGI version, so the command php-cgi will be available in the system; • APACHE - compiles PHP module for Apache. After selecting options, the following command will start the installation: make install clean When PHP is installed you will probably need additional extensions for PHP. You can install them from port - php5-extensions.

The commands below will move you to the port directory and start configuring the current port options. Cd /usr/ports/lang/php5-extensions make config The menu with options will appear. Now you have to select the needed options and start the installation using command: make install clean All PHP extensions can be also installed manually even if you initially decided not to install them. You can install them from separate ports.

I need to install on a lamp server exactly the same php extensions that are installed on an old server, how do to know exactly which extensions are installed in order to install the same on the new.

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I know virtually nothing about installing packages. I managed to install Zend Framework 1 with yum a while back by following a very specific tutorial. Now I need the PHP intl extension and I can't figure out how to install it. I did yum list php*intl and saw that there was one available. Yum is throwing an error because we are attempting to update multiple packages to versions that conflict.

Your yum output says that php-intl requires a specific version of the php-common. Removing all the junk: Requires 5.3.3-14 Installed 5.3.17-2 Available 1st Option: 5.3.3-3 Available 2nd Option: 5.3.3-14 This tells us that you already have installed a more recent version of php-common (5.3.17-2) than is allowed by php-intl. I think you have two options. (As a newbie myself, I would not attempt these without practicing in a dev environment.) 1) Remove remi Packages Quoting from a similar question on Super User. 'Try removing all remi php packages, disable remi repository and install the default centos 6 php 5.3.3 packages.' 2) Downgrade php-common to Version 5.3.3-14 yum downgrade php-common I have no idea if you would run into more dependency issues and have to downgrade other packages.

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