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I searched out the Adobe Flash removal tool and found it here: uninstall_flash_player_osx.dmg Please note this is for 10.6.8 and higher older versions have a different version, which you can find on your own. I've experienced similar issues in the past when using opera next but that was with java, and i remembered how I had fixed that on my own so i thought I'd try it out for this issue as well. The only thing I found to be out of place was 2 extensions that were labeled Chrome( which i have never installed) so i went ahead and trashed those 2 files. I would guess I normally have 6-8 tabs open when this happens with at least a couple including flash content and the crash affects any tab with a video - i get a banner saying shockwave has crashed, reload page.Īfter finally getting fed up with constant Shock Wave errors on the most recent stable build ( using osx 10.9.4) ( and it happened no matter what other programs i had open or if it was one tab or many tabs) I sat down to take a look at this problem and this is what i did which has proved to work so far ( tested for about 4 hours of use on Facebook which is where i was seeing this almost exclusively)įirst I checked into /Users/USERNAME/Library/Application Support/ And looked int he LIB section of Extensions. I haven't had occasion to check activity monitor at the moment of a crash, but it doesn't seem to affect anything else or slow things down for very long. Other apps I usually have open include itunes, caffeine, sparrow lite, twitter, bettertouchtools, growl, alfred. I can't really say what's triggering it, but seems to be at least occasionally youtube and sometimes sites affiliated with that have embedded video on the home page, for example is one I visit often that seems trigger the crash from time to time.

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Whenever I upgrade to a new version, it seems to get better than gradually the crashes increase, although that may be in my head. MAMP or the other prebuilt solutions are often easier.I will say I haven't experienced it on Opera stable since upgrading to. Sorry it may be more than you are willing to try, but that is the best way I have found to make php work on various OS X versions.

it s easier to erase & restart instead of trying to undo the changes IMO. One set of instructions can also effect the setup for another (e.g. Since it is an external disk I can simply erase & try again until I have my own method. It often breaks & fails when compiling or installing other peoples binaries & instructions.

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I don't know where your error is but when I do this on OS X I boot from a clean OS X install & try the process several times so that I understand it. See the example to find out what config files are in use etc.

phpinfo() should indicate the setup that the server is using. I'd also suggest that you have not modified the system Apache config file to use the newly installed PHP version - that is why it uses the system installed version. Your original posts refers to using /opt. For example you talk about using /usr/local for the PHP binaries. You also cannot compare one example & hope that another will translate into it & still work. It is trivial for either the source site or a 'man in the middle' to modify the contents of the script - potentially doing bad things like include malware etc.

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At the very least download the script via curl & examine it before you run it, ideally have a clue about what commands it is running.

This is bad because you are getting an untrusted source (http) & letting it do whatever is in that script. Firstly - please do not 'pipe the internet into bash' e.g.Ĭurl ' some-script-that-contains-anything.sh ' | bash -s