Here’s the details, straight from http://www.pinoytux.com/linux/how-to-fix-pecl-php-error-binsh-bad-interpreter-permission-denied

% mount -oremount,exec /tmp
% pecl install <whatever>
% mount -oremount,noexec /tmp

This handy tip was gleaned from the following site:

http://technosophos.com/content/os-x-using-curl-instead-wget

I’ve been using working full-time on my MacBook Pro for about a year now, and in [...]]]> Curl on Mac OS X makes a relatively suitable replacement for wget, but I can never remember the proper syntax, which is as such:

curl -OL h ttps://github.com/mcrumm/Ignitify/tarball/master

This handy tip was gleaned from the following site:

http://technosophos.com/content/os-x-using-curl-instead-wget

I’ve been using working full-time on my MacBook Pro for about a year now, and in some ways I’m still finding my way around.  Since I’m on the command line all day for work, I’m quite used to using wget for downloading files.  On the Mac, however, this option isn’t available by default.  Rather than futz with installing a version of wget, I’m quite content to “do it the Apple way” and use curl, but I can never remember the proper command.

I’m posting this here mainly as a reminder to myself.  I figure as I come across these things that I have to look up more than once, I’ll post them here to make them a bit easier to find.