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From: Gerard Samuel <fbsd-ports@trini0.org>
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Subject: 2 PHP Questions
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Normally I use the Apache module when installing php.  Today, I decided to to 
try the cgi (php5-cgi) on a dev box, and noticed that the port didn't modify 
apache's config file, like how the module (php5) port does.
1.  Am I supposed to manually enable support in apache's config file, or is 
    this an oversight/or soon to come in an update?

I noticed that the php config file /usr/local/etc/php.ini only contains the 
extensions (that I installed via the port php-extensions).
2.  Is this going to be the new format of the php.ini file for FreeBSD's php
    port,  (instead of including all the php.ini options)?
Reason why Im asking is because for example, magic_quotes_gpc is supposed to 
be off by default (or recommended to be off as stated in 
php.ini-recommended), but is on in the new port setup.

Thats it for now.
Thanks