Just a quick note for those out there using Apple's new version of OS X Tiger) - phpMac.com shows you how you can enable PHP on the Apache installation that they include with the OS.

The first thing that many will want to do after they install their shiny new copy of OS X 10.4 Tiger, will no doubt be to restore PHP to their WebServer. This is the quickest, easiest way, that anyone can manage that end.

This tutorial demonstrates how to activate Apple's PHP, as supplied, out of the box. This is a very quick and easy method that will suit beginners, and will keep more advanced users happy while they wait for the energy to build and install PHP from source.

It's really a simple config file change, the hard part (the install) is already done. Update the file, save it, restart Apache, and voila - all done!