I am working on Fedora core 9.I want to install LAMP-apache with version 2.2 or more,php with version 5.1.4 or more and my sql with version 4 or more.Can someone please suggest any website or the steps to do this installation.
View 2 RepliesGood tutorial, using images for a lamp server that has, MySQL,PHP, Apache, FTP with all the fruit for running a server that will host a Gallery, forum and main site
I know there's heaps around for Ubuntu 9.10, but its not quiet what I'm looking for as in Gd, ImageMagick and some extras for Apache mods
I am about to configure LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) and following this link.However, I want to use Apache Tomcat instead of Apache, can I do so ?I can very well try and figure this out, but was just curious if someone has tried it. Or may be I can get some more ideas and useful links.I am just trying for knowledge.Meanwhile, if someone else is interested, these are the links used to download appropriate source packages.
- JRE & JDK : Java Platform Standard Edition (Java SE) 6 Update 10
- Tomcat
- Apache Ant
Here, "Apache" Ant is a software tool for automating software build processes. It is similar to Make but is implemented using the Java language, requires the Java platform, and is best suited to building Java projects.
- PHP 5.2.13
- MYSQL 5.0.90
I am trying to set up my local development environment to mimic the behaviour of my webhost: namely executing *.cgi files as CGI scripts, regardless of their location. If I'm not mistaken, the default setup of Apache on Ubuntu has this set up for /usr/lib/cgi-bin only.
I have tried adding +ExecCGI to the /var/www directory settings in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default. I have also tried AddHandler cgi-script .cgi in the same <directory> block.
i am trying to set up LAMP on an old pc i have installed linux, apache, mySQL and PHP following this guide Installing Apache2 With PHP5 And MySQL Support On OpenSUSE 11.3 (LAMP) | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials. i have installed phpMyAdmin but when i try and acess it i get this error
Error
MySQL said:
Cannot connect: invalid settings.
phpMyAdmin tried to connect to the MySQL server, and the server rejected the connection. You should check the host, username and password in your configuration and make sure that they correspond to the information given by the administrator of the MySQL server.
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How do you configure the firewall to allow external web access (it's a LAMP server) and internal access for samba shares ?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI started over combining the first parts of this guide: [URL]..ubuntu8.04 (Only the first few parts in terms of configuration and naming). Then I used this guide: [URL]..Surprisingly enough all steps worked.
1. Now I need to set up LAMP servers with MySQL master/slave replication and Apache rsync.
2. Next i need to add BIND to both my Load Balancers with master/slave backup and replication...
Are there any guides to look at to follow on these? Can tou point me to the right direction for BIND with replication.
All of the guides I could find online were from 2004 and they no longer work. someone create a step by step guide? I have Apache working, but PHP does not work.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am trying to uninstall my LAMP server and my Drupal 7 installation. Unfortunately I cannot find any instructions on uninstalling Druapl from my system. The ones that exist are far too old( < 2008 ) to be relevant. Could someone please direct me how to go about this? Note: I did not use Synaptic for installation. I downloaded the file from the drupal.org site.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm starting to use Ubuntu and i install in a machine the ubuntu 10.10. Now i'm trying to install some software in the OS (the PHP5, Apache, etc), but i'm having some problems.
This forum have some threads explaining how to install in with a server cd, but i don't have this cd. Where can i get it? Can i install now the software? There is some site to download the apache? What's the steps that i have to do to install the software?
how to create a website using LAMP. Take completed website and port to a web server and run.
System I am currently running an HP Pavillion laptop 500G HD, 6G RAM, dual boot Fedora 10 and Vista.
Questions: How should I partition HD to allow functionality of LAMP and to later transfer to a online webserver.
I have read several different rational on partitioning the disk. Do I really need a /tmp, /var? Currently I have / /boot, /swap, /home, /usr. Is this okay to start? Will it make transferring the project more difficult for "official use?
Should I not use the laptop at all and create a separate machine for this purpose only?
What was the equivalent apt-get command for installing LAMP and OpenSSH in Ubuntu 10.10?
View 1 Replies View RelatedHow can I install lamp on ubuntu desktop but not from online repository but from installation cd or usb stick. Basically, i want to download lamp (still can't find from where), put it on a cd or usb stick and install it on ubuntu desktop on which doesn't have an internet connection, just local network. I have a php software (intranet web site) that should run only in local network.
View 3 Replies View Relatediam using ubuntu 9.10.I tried to install lamp server using the commandsudo tasksel install lamp-server
It shows this error:tasksel:aptitude failed(100)i tried to fix the problem by using the commandsudo apt-get updatebut it shows a list of cannnot fetch and many more.example:W: Failed to fetch http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/...c/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz 404 Not Found [IP: 111.91.91.34 80]Can anyone fix this problem.Please explain the steps in detail
I have a desktop running on Fedora 14. I installed LAMP by using scripts for package installation. That works fine. Also, I have a virtual environment (Virtual Machine Manager), in which I installed Fedora 14 as well. I tried to install LAMP by the same scripts and the same packages as on my desktop, but strangely - it does not work.
I figured out that in both cases two instances of httpd.conf are installed, one residing in /etc/httpd/conf/, the other one in /usr/local/apache2/conf. The first one seems to belong to the server that is by default installed together with Fedora 14. The second one is the result from the package installation.
For a reason unknown to me, the second one (/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf) is always activated on my desktop, while the first one (/usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf) is activated by default in my virtual computer. I have been able to change the DocumentRoot with succes.
I know how to install LAMP with yum, I have a second virtual computer with LAMP installed by yum, and the whole question is not an urgent one, but... I am just curious... what could have caused the difference? And what would I have to do whenever I would like to use the package installation or vice versa?
I set up a LAMP server using tasksel and it works great, but I'm not sure about much of the specifics of it. It just works and I have not had a need to find out much about it. So I was wondering if installing updates through the update manager could possible break my LAMP server and if so what types of updates should I look for that could break it?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm going crazy with the problem I posted on yesterday about Wordpress not working properly on my Ubuntu systems on the LAN. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1501043
After comparing results from phpinfo() with those from my public server, making a few adjustments and still seeing the same results, the biggest thing still to be tested is the Suhosin version of PHP. My public server doesn't have the Suhosin version installed. I can't figure out how to change the PHP to one without Suhosin, but I've seen some mentions of it not being installed by default on a fresh version of 10.04.
Is this true, and if so how can I build a LAMP server without Suhosin?
I thought I would play around with php for a while and so set forth to configure apache. Whilst I was reading a website for installing LAMP stuff on ubuntu I thought I would give it a go. I installed a LAMP server with:
sudo tasksel install lamp-server
and lo and behold it crashed my operating system upon restart. So both my laptop and desktop were toast.
Everything is reinstalled now so is fine and I have installed apache2 and php5 from separate packages. The one thing that's troubling me is why it crashed. It seemed to uninstall vlc media player, m-player and gnome-player as well as removing the "switch accounts" button on the lock screen. Does anyone know 1) why it died and/or 2) why it chose to eliminate those programs specifically.
I have been given a task in which I have to install php with apache as static. I have installed apache using the following command.
./configure --disable-so --prefix=/path/to/installation/folder
this gives me the output without mod_so with httpd -l command.
configure php with static apache and does static apache support php 5.
i did install it correctly because when i typed localhost in the adress bar it opens this
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It works! This is the default web page for this server. The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet. so i create a phpinfo.php file and inside it is
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<?php phpinfo();?>
but instead of displaying php information, it tries to download the phpinfo.php file. why?
I am a total noob with regards Linux so will undoubtedly frequent this board asking some lame questions in the coming weeks. At present I am trying to setup a LAMP Server on an old desktop machine I have lying about, however there is not going to be a keyboard, monitor or mouse attached beyond the installation process. My question simply is am I best installing the server or desktop version of Ubuntu for this requirement?
I have been playing with Desktop 9.04 and found it tough to use headlessly, however understand that Server 9.04 fully supports headless access. Being a newbie I do prefer to use the GUI to make changes and generally play around, so a UI such as GNOME would be essential. Having read about I understand the best way to access remotely is to install SSHServer and VNCServer and then login over SSH and VNC into the box.My remote machine I will use to connect to Ubuntu is a Windoze 7/XP machine.
I think this is a really simple question...forgive me. My installation of Ubuntu server went fine, the box runs great. But I forgot to select "LAMP" server for web/php/mysql etc services. I could re-run the whole thing, but isn't there a shell command to kick me back into the script so I can just add the LAMP stuff?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have XAMPP installed on my server and would like to keep it there. However I'm pretty useless at terminal so would also like to have a control panel. Can I install LAMP over XAMPP without it interfering with my current apps? I'd like to use Easy Hosting Control Panel ( ehcp.net ) or something similar to help me manage FTP users and Mail setup but I really don't want to interfere with my current XAMPP.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI did everything and restarted my machine, everything seems to be ok. But when i type in my IP on the browser which is 10.0.11.25 which would be the localhost machine, i get this below:
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ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved
While trying to retrieve the URL: [URL] The following error was encountered:
* Connection to 10.0.11.25 Failed
The system returned:
(113) No route to host
The remote host or network may be down. Please try the request again.
When I try to install Apache Directory Studio through eclipse 3.3.The procedure I follow: Go to help (Eclipse Interface)----> Software Updates ----> Find and Install When I press Find and Install nothing happens and eclipse becomes unresponsive.
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow can I get log messages from the LAMP server on Ubuntu 10.04?Should I install some good program on Ubuntu for that purpose?
View 3 Replies View RelatedFor those of you wanting to install LAMP on their new ubuntu OS and this guy gives it to you in one line...love it...thought I should share the info[URL]
View 1 Replies View RelatedSomeone asks to install LAMP to the Redhat server , I know LAMP = Linux + Apache + Mysql + PHP , I also can't find any module called LAMP , does it means what I need to install is Apache , mysql , php to my server ?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI am a PHP developer.I have always used XAAMP(in Windows7) for development purpose. I am driven to turn to Linux now . I have installed Ubuntu10.04-rev189(Wubi) in Windows7 recently. I have a PHP script which require the following tasks to be performed.
1. Give permissions "777" to the following files and folders:_cache media images /configs.php mages/config_photo_preview.jpg
2. Set up cron jobs on your site like this: /usr/local/bin/php -q /your-site-root-dir/cron/index.php I need to get an environment like XAAMP and perform the above mentioned tasks.
Is there any way to get the configure line that was used to build an Apache installation from source.
I compiled Apache 2.2.14 a while ago on Ubuntu and I can't remember the ./configure line I used to build it. Is there any way I can retrieve it?