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rdtech25 01-31-2011 04:08 AM

Webserver in Fedora 14
 
Is there any way to harness the power of Apache, MySQL and PHP present in Fedora 14 (F14) and to use it as Local Webserver for building Websites and to view it in F14's default Web Browser (Mozzila Firefox), if so, then what are the procedures need to be followed or to be done.

Noway2 01-31-2011 04:38 AM

Any of the Linux distributions, including Fedora, are quite capable of running Apache + MySQL + PHP, commonly referred to as a LAMP server. While I typically resist saying, "just Google it", how to documentation on setting this up is already very prevalent and will be more complete than the instructions you will get in response to a forum question. Here is a link to get you started from a well known source.

rdtech25 01-31-2011 06:15 AM

Thank you for an early reply. Now I will do the steps mentioned in your link.

schneidz 01-31-2011 09:44 AM

Code:

sudo service httpd start
sudo service mysqld start
sudo service sendmail start
sudo service sshd start
sudo service xrdp start
...
sudo service whatever-floats-your-boat start


rdtech25 02-18-2011 04:56 AM

Sorry for the delayed reply. I have followed the link "http://www.howtoforge.com/installing-apache2-with-php5-and-mysql-support-on-fedora-14-lamp" but unable to set up Apache, MySQL and PHP present in Fedora 14 (F14) and to use it as Local Webserver for building Websites and to view it in F14's default Web Browser (Mozzila Firefox). Is there any easy method for newbie like me to do this.

NM04 02-18-2011 06:08 AM

rdtech25,

what is that you didn't understood in the link provided by noway2 ? It is the easiest method to do it. You just have to open terminal and execute those commands as it is.

Regards,
NM04

Noway2 02-19-2011 06:15 AM

Unfortunately I don't think you will find anything easier that instructions that say yum install <desired application>, which is what the link provides. I take your comment about being unable to install it to mean that you ran into trouble. If you would please elaborate on the difficulties you are having we will try to help you resolve them.


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