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Hy Miles,
would u like to publish your how-to in other languages? at least i can translate it to my main language (turkish). other penguens from other countries may want to translate your how-to to their languages. and so your how-to will become international guide
ps: im busy nowadays. i can do that after a week later.
Any plans for a PHP setup section? Please say yes I plan on using the parts in your guide about a mail server, Apache, MySQL and such to setup a web server in my home. a PHP section would be a big help.
Originally posted by maxut Hy Miles,
would u like to publish your how-to in other languages? at least i can translate it to my main language (turkish). other penguens from other countries may want to translate your how-to to their languages. and so your how-to will become international guide
ps: im busy nowadays. i can do that after a week later.
keep up good works.
Mate, that would be great
Firstly it needs to be technically reviewed, then converted into docbook.
I have a volunteer spanish translator also available now, so thats good too.
Originally posted by Kyle_D Any plans for a PHP setup section? Please say yes I plan on using the parts in your guide about a mail server, Apache, MySQL and such to setup a web server in my home. a PHP section would be a big help.
Kyle_D,
Most distros install PHP as a package and it requires very little configuration.
If you're using FC3 and you followed chap 3, then you have everything you need for those apps to work together.
I won't be including PHP programming here, there just isn't enough room to cover even the littlest things in a single chapter (sorry).
If I've missed what you're asking please let me know.
This looks interesting, but I couldn't find it. You said in your first post that this would be moved when it was finished, but I haven't found any other link. I did try the link in your first post but it didn't work. Perhaps your server was just down.
Perhaps you could edit your first post to show where it is now, or if that original link is still correct, make a note to that effect.
Very gud stuff and I mean excellent work!Sorry for interfering but would like to know if there'll be any '.pdf' file format available for download coz I like the whole package.
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I plan on using the parts in your guide about a mail server, Apache, MySQL and such to setup a web server in my home. a PHP section would be a big help.
