Ditto on all that for me. use apache. the instructions on how to get them
working together are good as long as you are diligent about reading *every*
word. no half-ass instruction following will do. mysql is just as easy to
set up, and you have to do *zero* configuration of php to get it working.
i've used this comination before, and at the time i had NEVER used php or
mysql before, and it all worked together nonetheless.
jerome
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From: Stuart Dallas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thursday, June 13, 2002 at 7:54:30 PM, Phil Schwarzmann wrote:
I know that PHP on Windows has some limitations as compared to Linux.
What are these limitations?
There are limitations? Where did you hear this? If there are any I haven't
come
across them yet.
Which version of Windows would be best ?
The most stable version for server use is currently Win2k.
Is this gonna be a real pain in the ass to get PHP MySQL Apache
Windows to get along well?
No. It's like they were made to work together.
Can I use IIS instead of Apache ?
If you really want to, but I can't think of many reasons why you would want
to.
Thanks!
No problem.
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Stuart
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