On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 18:04, John Dangler wrote:
> Darren~
> DOH! I found that part out. Thanks for the updated command stack, though.
> It reveals:
> Httpd-2.0.49-4
> Httpd-manual-2.0.49-4
> Mod_auth_mysql-20030510-4.1
> Mysql-3.23.58-9
> Mysql-server-3.23.58-9
> Php-4.3.6-5
> Php-ldap-4.3.6-5
> Php-mysql-4.3.6-5
> Php-odbc-4.3.6-5
> Php-pear-4.3.6-5
>
> Is this enough to get up and running? I notice that the list you have is
> much more extensive.
The bare minimum you'd need is:
httpd
php
php-mysql
mysql
mysql-server
So you seem to be fine.
> I need to read up on the configure and install of Apache first, then I'll
> tackle php and mysql.
Well they are already installed. Go to
Applications -> System Settings -> Server Settings -> Services
to switch on httpd and mysqld and to make sure they are enabled each
time you boot. Very simple configuration of httpd should be available
via:
Applications -> System Settings -> Server Settings -> HTTPD
but currently in FC2 that tools is broken, and will refuse to write its
contents to your httpd.conf file.
Learning to configure Apache, MySQL, and PHP is probably a little bit
beyond the scope of this list (although others may disagree). I'd
recommend you buy some books and read up on them.
Best, Darren
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