Its easy enough - is it Apache or IIS?
Installation for php still has the occasional hiccup over needing to move
some files into the windows directory, or not realizing older versions of
dll's from previous php installations are there and screwing up your new
versions install. And sometimes IIS is a bit more painful than the apache
installation.

I say go for it, if it takes more than an hour then get the IT guy ;0

Seth

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Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 9:03 AM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] OT - Installing PHP, MySQL?

Anyone have any experience in this area? We're developing a Flash site for a

new client, who keeps all their own web servers in-house. They are MS house 
using .net and such. They are setting up a new server just for their new 
site, and since they are not familiar with PHP or MySQL (which is what we 
develop with) they are asking us to install them. They will give us remote 
access to the server...

How hard / not-hard is it to install PHP and MySQL on a remote server? 
Anything to be weary of? Is it something I should just skip attempting and 
hire an IT guy to do it?


Dave -
Head Developer
www.blurredistinction.com
Adobe Community Expert
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/ 

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