Getting a working an Apache, MySQL, and PHP environment running in Leopard Client is quite easy. Included with OSX 10.5 are Apache2 and PHP 5.2.4, although PHP is disabled by default. So let's start by enabling PHP.Open Terminal and navigate to the apache2 directory by typing cd /etc/apache2Using your text editor of choice, open httpd.conf; in this case, we'll use pico. We must use sudo, however, as root is the owner of httpd.conf: sudo pico httpd.confPress Control-W and search for php; uncomment the line that loads the php module by deleting the # at the front, leaving this: LoadModule php5_moduleSave the changes by pressing Control-X, then press Y, then press Enter.Get MySQL ReadyApple was kind enough t...

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