Sorry for the duplicate - I need to figure out how to close this out.
Removing Homebrew then doing a fresh install created the appropriate structure on my M1 laptop (/opt/Homebrew) did the trick.Homebrew had been using the /usr/ based structure, and therefore the software for Intel architecture.
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Removing Homebrew then doing a fresh install created the appropriate structure (/opt/Homebrew) did the trick. I'm cleaning up some other loose ends but all pieces of my website (PHP, MySQL [mariadb] and httpd) are functioning.
What an experience.
Thank you for your help, I greatly appreciate it.
In addition to the certificate issue, Apache also throws an error on architecture, the mismatch of PHP Mach-0 and ARM-64. So, web pages fail.
Where can a PHP for ARM 64 be found?
Thank you,
Harry