On Thu, Apr 15 at 23:43, Bernard penned:
I have now got to a point that I have a working MySQL database
system on my localhost machine. I thought that I would not have any
problem migrating this to my ISP appropriate MySQL space, but so far
I have failed to do so. Local doc is very scarce,
Joe wrote:
On 15/04/10 22:43, Bernard wrote:
Hi Avi, Hi to Everyone,
Avi Greenbury wrote:
Bernard wrote:
Have I got to install one or more Debian packages for PHP ?
'$apt-cache search PHP' gives too many results for a choice.
You want to do
# apt-get install php5 php-mysql apache2
Which
On 17/04/10 10:15, Bernard wrote:
Thanks for your help Monique. I hadn't thought of that, but it makes
sense that the ISP only allows one user to log into databases. Problem
is that outside users will have to connect to my database through a php
script that will contain my password !
That is
On Sat, Apr 17 at 17:02, Joe penned:
In order to achieve this, you need write access to that directory
tree above apache's docroot, with the ability to set permissions
correctly. From what you say, it does not seem that you have that
with your current ISP. You would seem to need to spend
On Sat, Apr 17 at 11:15, Bernard penned:
Thanks for your help Monique. I hadn't thought of that, but it makes
sense that the ISP only allows one user to log into databases.
Problem is that outside users will have to connect to my database
through a php script that will contain my password !
On 15/04/10 22:43, Bernard wrote:
Hi Avi, Hi to Everyone,
Avi Greenbury wrote:
Bernard wrote:
Have I got to install one or more Debian packages for PHP ?
'$apt-cache search PHP' gives too many results for a choice.
You want to do
# apt-get install php5 php-mysql apache2
Which will also
Hi Avi, Hi to Everyone,
Avi Greenbury wrote:
Bernard wrote:
Have I got to install one or more Debian packages for PHP ?
'$apt-cache search PHP' gives too many results for a choice.
You want to do
# apt-get install php5 php-mysql apache2
Which will also pull in the php5 apache
On Thu, Apr 15 at 23:43, Bernard penned:
I have now got to a point that I have a working MySQL database
system on my localhost machine. I thought that I would not have any
problem migrating this to my ISP appropriate MySQL space, but so far
I have failed to do so. Local doc is very scarce, and
2009/11/25 Bernard bdebr...@teaser.fr:
Hi to Everyone !
How can I learn how to make first steps in PHP ?
I run Debian Lenny, and I lately got acquainted with MySQL : I installed a
server on my system, built a few databases there, using basic SQL scripts. I
also learnt to manage those MySQL
Bernard wrote:
Hi to Everyone !
How can I learn how to make first steps in PHP ?
I run Debian Lenny, and I lately got acquainted with MySQL : I
installed a server on my system, built a few databases there, using
basic SQL scripts. I also learnt to manage those MySQL databases with
Bernard wrote:
Have I got to install one or more Debian packages for PHP ?
'$apt-cache search PHP' gives too many results for a choice.
You want to do
# apt-get install php5 php-mysql apache2
Which will also pull in the php5 apache module.
By default, the web pages live under /var/www, the
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 13:53, Bernard bdebr...@teaser.fr wrote:
Hi to Everyone !
How can I learn how to make first steps in PHP ?
I run Debian Lenny, and I lately got acquainted with MySQL : I installed a
server on my system, built a few databases there, using basic SQL scripts. I
also
I can't speak to what you need in Debian specifically as I've done most
of my php/mysql stuff thus far on a XAMPP installation on Windows. As
such, I'll be keeping an eye on this thread as well ;)
I will say that the book 'Head First: PHP MySQL' from O'Reilly
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