Hello Dave,
my advice (and I have to deal with RH Linux 80% of
my work time) to you and other designer guys here is:
don't fall for Linux hype, go with OpenBSD.
You install the core system, which already has Apache 1
with many security improvements (compared to the original
Apache code) and
I guess how hard relates to what kind of remote access you have. I'm
guessing Windows is the os, and PHP/MySQL on Windows has been a piece of
cake for me. I've done it more than a few times on different computers.
However, I've never done it remotely. If you have remote desktop access to
the
Thanks everyone, for the advice. They're giving remote desktop access, so
I'm going to install and see how it goes...
Anyone know a good SQL group?
Dave -
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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?
Security shouldn't be taking lightly, if you leave something open where your
client's machine vulnerable and in fact gets
servers, firewall, domain, dns,...
Don't burn your hands if it is all new to you.
Just let the IT guy do it (you can even make profit on that) , or try it
first at home.
But I don't really know your client an budget
Seth Caldwell wrote:
Its easy enough - is it Apache or IIS?
Installation
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
Dave i allready have answered this question to you in your prev post... Your
posts deliver, dont worry, but u were asking about installing php on your
local machine.. In order to have it on the server you have to upgrade it
accordingly to your hosting provider
On 3/22/07, Dave Mennenoh [EMAIL
ah sorry i've got your question wrong... I thought u needed to setup php and
mysql on your machine for further online testing
The link Latcho gave you is good...
On 3/22/07, Latcho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
Dave Mennenoh wrote:
Anyone have any
Of Latcho
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 6:27 PM
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] OT - Installing PHP, MySQL?
http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
Dave Mennenoh wrote:
Anyone have any experience in this area? We're developing a Flash site
for a new client, who
I did the installation of php and mysql in my computer(mac) using the
terminal, but when I learned, I did it on linux, so it is not much
different in both, but in windows I guess in php.org or mysql.org,
there is the
.exe files to install the programs. In mac and linux wasn't much
Thanks everyone. Both WAMP and XAMPP say they are for testing only, and
should not be used for production - which is of course what I need. This
will be on IIS, so hopefully it will be doable. I guess I'll attempt
installing first and see how it goes.
Dave -
Head Developer
http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
Dave Mennenoh wrote:
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
u can install an emulator on windows that acts as a server,,, something
like IIS but for PHP
There is a wonderful tool i am using to test php and mysql offline here
http://www.uniformserver.com/
Good Luck!!!
On 3/22/07, Dave Mennenoh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone have any experience in
I've installed them on a few of my own machines at
home, and it's not difficult at all.
Installing in on IIS was actually a bit easier than
installing it on Apache.
--- Dave Mennenoh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone have any experience in this area? We're
developing a Flash site for a
new
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