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Started by Meh, July 03, 2004, 10:45 AM

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Meh

Does anybody know an installer for these all in one, other than PHPTriad or EasyPHP as they are not working? Thanks.

j0k3r

#1
PHPDev, It doesn't include MySQL, you need a seperate program for that.

Added: Apache is used as a PHP interpreter I believe, so those two go hand-in-hand, while you need a seperate program to run MySQL (I believe).
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Tuberload

It is not too hard to individually install them if you follow the directions that come with.
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Banana fanna fo fanna

It's really not too hard at all:

su
fetch http://someapachemirror.org/apache-version.tar.gz
tar xvfz apache-version.tar.gz
cd apache-version.tar.gz
./configure
make
make install
cd ..
fetch http://phpmirror.net/php-version.tar.gz
tar xvfz php-version.tar.gz
cd php-version
./configure
make
make install
cd ..
fetch http://mysqlmirror.org/mysql-version.tar.gz
tar xvfz mysql-version.tar.gz
cd mysql-version
make
make install


Or, if you were on FreeBSD (which you should be ;))

su
pkg_add -rv apache
pkg_add -rv php
pkg_add -rv mysql

w00t!

Thing

Don't forget to initialize Apache and MySQL in your startup scripts.
That sucking sound you hear is my bandwidth.

Meh

I got it working, but what do you mean by initialize it in the startup, I can connect and retrieve data.

Banana fanna fo fanna

ah, right

put them in your startup file/dir, either /etc/rc.local, /usr/local/etc/rc.d/, or /etc/rc.d/

Meh

Should have mentioned I am running Windows XP for the next 2 weeks. Everythings fine though now thanks. I get a server in 2 weeks that runs Unix.

Thing

QuoteShould have mentioned I am running Windows XP for the next 2 weeks.
There's no need to bore us with mundane details such as what OS you are running.  We can easily read your mind and formulate the correct answer.  Knowing that you will soon realize Linux or BSD is the best way to go, we gave you the appropriate answers.

Oh and in reply to your next post, "You're Welcome".
That sucking sound you hear is my bandwidth.

Banana fanna fo fanna

FreeBSD is so ridiculously easy.

Meh

My mums boyfriend works closley with sun so hes getting me a Solaries(spelt wrong) server and a copy of unix. Where can i get BSD though please? Thanks.

Maddox

Quote from: $t0rm on July 05, 2004, 05:59 PM
FreeBSD is so ridiculously easy.

Gentoo is even easier!
emerge -k apache mod_php mysql
w00t!
asdf.

muert0

#12
Quote from: Meh on July 06, 2004, 02:15 AM
My mums boyfriend works closley with sun so hes getting me a Solaries(spelt wrong) server and a copy of unix. Where can i get BSD though please? Thanks.
Come on now:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=bsd&btnG=Google+Search
http://linuxiso.org/
To lazy for slackware.