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Downgrade PHP 5.3 Port to 5.2.10
October 7, 2009,
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It’s pretty simple!
Just make sure subversion client is installed and then checkout the php port file with the revision number of 53555 which is the latest for the 5.2.10:
svn co -r 53555 http://svn.macports.org/repository/macports/trunk/dports/lang/php5 cd php5 sudo port install +fastcgi+mysql5+pear
Or you can simply use the branch of PHP 5.2 via:
sudo port install php52 +fastcgi+mysql5+pear
Happy porting!
Posted by voidet –
2 Comments
Nice and short
Here is a more complete guide!
http://trikks.wordpress.com/2009/10/07/downgrading-php-5-3-0-to-5-2-10-on-snow-leopard-server/
Sorry i’d have to disagree with you there.
That site shows only one method of downgrading. Whereas mine has both a subversion checkout and build method, or the PHP52 branch in macports, which i do not recommend on using anymore.
Surely those who use macports will know how to deactivate or uninstalled a previously installed port. But thanks for the link!