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From: Jonathan Poland <polandj@garble.org>
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Subject: The php5 port...
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Hi,
   I've tried googling and reading the docs, but I can't seem to figure 
out how to get the php port to compile with other options.  I want 
several of the options in the lang/php5 directory turned on (i.e. gd, 
exif, pcre, etc).  The Makefile looks for a PHP_MODNAME variable, which is 
gleaned from the PKGNAMESUFFIX variable.  I see I COULD make my own 
package with a proper suffix, but that'll only get me one of the many 
options that I want enabled.  What's the trick?

Thanks

- JP