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nisarg800 05-05-2010 03:30 AM

how to run PHP in fedora 19
 
i m very much interested in LAMP technology...(Linux,Apache,MySql,PHP)
i want to know that how to start PHP in linux ...
i have linux fedora 10 version at my home...
it shows the rpm file at my pc
just i want to know how to start it ...i want to start it without
downloading new PHP tar ball

UnderV 05-05-2010 06:49 AM

Hello!
It is easy to install necessary packages from repository.
Open "Add/Remove Software" in graphical interface and install packages: httpd, mysql-server, php, php-mysql.

If You are using console:
1. login as root:
su -
2. Install packages:
yum install httpd mysql-server php php-mysql

Thats all.

nisarg800 05-11-2010 01:37 AM

how to start PHP in fedora 10
 
thanx a lot...!!
i have done whatever u said...
but it can not execute ...
add/remove program does not open the repository
and command also not running..

please help....

nisarg800 05-13-2010 02:23 AM

thanx
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by UnderV (Post 3957962)
Hello!
It is easy to install necessary packages from repository.
Open "Add/Remove Software" in graphical interface and install packages: httpd, mysql-server, php, php-mysql.

If You are using console:
1. login as root:
su -
2. Install packages:
yum install httpd mysql-server php php-mysql

Thats all.



thanx a lot...!!
i have done whatever u said...
but it can not execute ...
add/remove program does not open the repository
and command also not running..

please help....

chrism01 05-13-2010 02:43 AM

The problem is Fedora only supports the latest ie F12 (plus prev version for 6 mths?). The repos for F10 would be shut by now.

ajeetsinghraina 05-13-2010 04:33 AM

Code:

how to run PHP in fedora 19
fedora 19 !!! Not still arrived in the Open Source World.

teebones 05-13-2010 08:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ajeetsinghraina (Post 3966771)
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fedora 19 !!! Not still arrived in the Open Source World.

I was just about to mention the same thing!

Hmm, i wonder, how are your findings with fedora 19, nisarg800? :p
could you let us peek inside the future already? :D


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