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I am by no means a PHP hater (I do some PHP dev for work) but PHP not only has multiple versions (4, 5, 5.3) but has a ton of modules for everything (curl, mbco

by nacs 10y ago

I am by no means a PHP hater (I do some PHP dev for work) but PHP not only has multiple versions (4, 5, 5.3) but has a ton of modules for everything (curl, mbconv, openssl, etc) that have to be setup the same way for you to get the same behavior across OSes. Not sure it makes a great shell script for that reason.

mschuster91 10y ago
On systems I control, I currently stick with the latest PHP5 release, unmodified - either the distro maintainer version, or in case of Windows, the official binaries. Configuration customization isn't really needed, only the usual date.timezone to get rid of the warning (and hell, this is annoying! can't PHP just use the OS-provided time zone?!), and in extremely rare cases the memory limit and max_execution_time.