deb 4.0: how to install apache2, mysql 4.1, php 4 and phpmyadmin
Hi all,
i've just installed debian 4.0. Can someone tell me command line to install apache2, mysql 4.1, php 4, and phpmyadmin, libapache2 and all the necessaries modules? I was using debian 3.1 before: it seems that there is a difference (maybe a bit) between debian 3.1 and debian 4.0 commands; i couldn't find lot of support on internet because the version 4.0 came out only a few days ago, i guess? Thank you. |
I think the 4.0 and higher version of debian do not use mysql-server-4.1 anymore.
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apt-get install mysql-server-4.1 apache2 php4 libapache2-mod-php4 php4-mysql Honestly though, I would recommend using PHP5 and MySQL5. |
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Read through the thread, ok? Debian Etch doesn't have version 4 anymore, but for compatability reasons maintain a link from v4 to v5. So you get the latest version instead of the older, less secure package...
Btw, it's considered 'not done' to kick a 6 month old thread... |
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So dont have a way to install mysql-server-4.1 becouse I have a software here in my colege and it dont work well with version 5 of mysql-server-5.0
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There are probably good reasons if debian is not maintaining it anymore. Either it's too complicated, not usefull, easy for webdevelopper to port their php from 4->5 or there are security problems.
I guess you can always take the source from php homepage and compile it yourself but it could be easier, secure and much cleaner to change the php from 4->5. Maybe there are some tutorial to port apps from 4 to 5. |
PHP 4 is near abandoning from support. PHP 5 is the version pushed by the developers and your PHP4 code should normally run well even with version 5 so in my opinion, you should install the latest version of php.
for mysql, you can probably download a package somewhere. on the mysql page, you can grab version 4.1 of the server but unfortunately, they don't have a .deb. you could either compile from souces or use alien to convert the RPM into a .deb. for the second method, I really don't know if it will integrate well with apache on debian. http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.1.html |
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