Ankit A wrote:
I am a newbie to Linux and currently using Fedora 10. I used to work
on WAMP for php/mysql applications on windows. Can anyone give me idea
on how to setup a similar server on Linux ? I guess XAMPP will workout
but how to do that and is there any other alternative ?
First
Ankit A wrote:
Also, somebody told me that setting up a Mail (SMTP) server on Linux
is much more easy than on windows. Can anyone give me idea how to do
that ?
I checked what the default mail server was for Fedora. It is not
Exim, which Debian uses, so I can not be of any help. Although
There are lots of 'how-to' articles on setting up apache, mysql, etc.,
and an SMTP server. You have been given good advice on the others but
the mail server depends on what your purpose is.
First let me sidestep the flames before they start. Only qmail is
bullet proof. It may be the least
I am a newbie to Linux and currently using Fedora 10. I used to work on WAMP
for php/mysql applications on windows. Can anyone give me idea on how to
setup a similar server on Linux ? I guess XAMPP will workout but how to do
that and is there any other alternative ?
Also, somebody told me that
For SMTP, I like this article. It's for Ubuntu, but the only major
difference with RHF is going to be the package install. Use 'yum' not
'apt'.
http://my.opera.com/Contrid/blog/show.dml/478684
As for LAMP, it's actually quite easy, just learn to use yum and install
apache, php, and mysql.
On
Are you looking for a solid base that you can add components to and tweak to
your heart's content or are you looking for a system where everything is
pretty much already built and ready to roll? I think that's an important
distinction to make early on.
For ground-up projects, I like to use
Or if you want, boot the Gentoo minimal install disc, turn on SSH and
give me a call, i can do it for ya... :)
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