>
> Apt sure beats compiling. Just do all at once, e.g., "apt-get install
> apache mysql php tomcat". Or in any order--apt will ensure the proper
> dependencies are met. Do it through dselect if you wish. Not sure of
> the mysql and php package names.
I did so and have found myself with a
Seeing someone elses post maybe I am wrong about apt compiling for you.
If apt does not allow php and mysql to communicate my previous post
describes how to compile by hand.
Lance
On Mon, 2001-12-31 at 04:55, Rachel Andrew wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm at the point of needing to get my apache/mysql/php4
Alas, No. See my post from a bit earlier (Like a few hours--I am using
postgresql instead of mysql but the install is basically the same).
Basically, you can install Apache from apt. You can install Mysql from
apt. You will need to get the source for php4 and install yourself.
Lance
On Mon, 2
Rachel Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm at the point of needing to get my apache/mysql/php4/tomcat environment up
>
> I'm wondering if apt will happily install all this stuff and if so is there
> any specific order i should install them in?
Apt sure beats compiling. Just do all at once
Hi
I'm at the point of needing to get my apache/mysql/php4/tomcat environment up
and running on this new box. In the past I've always compiled these from
source downloaded from the various places. Is this the best method? This is
just for development purposes (I'm a web developer trying to free
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