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I just took a fresh clean jail environment in which I wish to test  
out joomla.  I did a simple "portinstall -v joomla".

What it ended up doing is building apache 1.3 (even though I had  
specified WITH_APACHE2=YES in make.conf), and instead of installing  
mod_php4, it installed plain-old php4.

So I have to back out the necessary bits requiring apache and php4  
and manually install apache2 and mod_php4, then install joomla to get  
the right dependencies.

The apache2 issue I can see how it is hard since the USE_APACHE  
variable says 1.3+ somewhere down the line, but how can one make it  
build mod_php4 rather than php4 if neither is installed?


Also, why can't I install mod_php4 *and* php4 at the same time?   
Seems there's no way to have command line php4 and apache php4  
simultaneously.