Use LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP)

If you’re using something like Ubuntu (or Debian I think), you can go:

sudo apt-get install apache2

stuffradio - 07 November 2008 11:17 PM

sudo apt-get install apache2

add php-5 and mysql-server and the “lamp”-system is complete

sudo apt-get install apache2 php-5 mysql-server

It installs that stuff with it.

only if you are using the server edition of Ubuntu.

also, during the server edition install it asks if you want a LAMP install, but if you forget to choose that option i believe you can do: sudo apt-get install lamp-server

Yes, I use Ubuntu, but desktop version. I am not sure, but I think I had installed php5 and mysql-server a while back. I’ll have to check on it.

you can install LAMP on the desktop edition too, just go to the Synaptic Package Manager and find the LAMP package, then it will install PHP, MySQL and Apache2 all for you (plus any supporting stuff)

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ray73864 - 09 November 2008 01:18 AM

you can install LAMP on the desktop edition too, just go to the Synaptic Package Manager and find the LAMP package, then it will install PHP, MySQL and Apache2 all for you (plus any supporting stuff)

Tried it and I can not find LAMP. At least not the one needed.

I did verifed that I installed apache thou, But I might have to redo everything from scratch to make sure that I have set it up correctly.

Hey WebSiteGuru:

Check out this link for some help setting up your LAMP environment. 

Regards,

-greg

Greg Aker - I did the google search on LAMP for Ubuntu and found an instruction. I am good to go with LAMP. Thanks for the info thou.

Now on to the learning curve. Any good suggestion on where to start are welcome. *** WINK *** LOL!

I’m glad you got it working for you.

Now, it’s just try, try try. 

Check out:
http://codeigniter.com/tutorials/
http://video.derekallard.com/

There are some more that I think people linked to earlier in the thread.  read ‘em all! 

Have fun. 

-greg

Will do. Thanks

Am I right in saying that this forum is available to
humiliate and bully newcomers? I would hope not

Because this tread has treated this guy very badly

the question is simple
He like my self watched the tutorials and seen 2 sections
1 with the classes etc and the other with code

Now can someone tell us how to get the same display
on our screens

If I wanted to be a life guard this is not the place I would ask questions

Hello, Every one!!
I am new to this forum community, I am very glad to join this community and I want to share my ideas and knowledge with the forum members and increase my knowledge,
Thanks

WOW! 2 1/2 years later, I had totally forgot about this. I still wants to learn it. But life has other priority that kept me away from it.

Maybe this is a calling for me to start learning php. I’ll have to reinstall CI again thou.