hi everybody,
i have installed php,mysql and apache manually,and i have checked it is installed properly or not,
[root@server ~]# rpm -q httpd
httpd-2.2.15-5.el6.x86_64
[root@server ~]# rpm -q mysql
mysql-5.1.47-4.el6.x86_64
[root@server ~]# rpm -q php
php-5.3.2-6.el6.x86_64
[root@server ~]#

i want to configure locally on my machine, i don't know about any configuration file and i don't know how to configure because iam newer to this rhel6 and after configure how to check php,mysql and apache is configured properly. if somebody guide me to right way i'll be greatful.

The webserver default folder is Run you web file's from this folder ...You can reach there by typing localhost/filename
or by you server's IP address ..

If you want to secure you website there are separate tutorials ...Do some google..

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paste phpinfo.php file in /var/www
go to url firefox
http://ipaddress/phpinfo.php
it will display the php info then ur php conf is wright

for apache got to firefox type
http://localhost
apache page will appears the apache is conf


for mysql

create a root user for mysql and assign password to it

mysql -uroot -p
prompt for passwordassword
mysql>

then ur login wright

The web server MAY be at /var/www, depending on the distro. Some are /srv/www, some are in different places. Without knowing what version/distro of Linux the OP has (they didn't say), it's dangerous to speculate. OP, look into your apache.conf file(s), and see where your DocumentRoot directive is set.
Again, only IF the document root is /var/www, otherwise it won't work. And again, spell out your words.
The default page for Apache will display "It works!", and Apache may NOT be configured to work with PHP correctly, if apache2-mod_php5 isn't installed.
A root user for MySQL is created by default, and if you re-create it without granting privileges to the tables correctly, you'll be in a bad spot. The best way to see if MySQL is running is just to type in "sudo mysql". If it's up and running and configured with default values, you'll see a "mysql>" prompt. If you do, it's working...type quit to get back to a prompt.

Hate to disagree with you , but in this case
from OP post #1

Well fine, then. Missed it from the first post.....

Hi

Your server has the config files located at:
Apache (HTTP) : /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
PHP : /etc/php.ini
MySQL : /etc/my.cnf (which isn't really that much to configure, more useful is to run it first with: service mysqld restart and then using TB0ne commands)

Remember: all services need to be started to have it checked if they work.
Apache can be easily misconfigured if you don't know what you're doing, so always check it first with: apachectl -t to see the output (must be: Syntax OK)

Thanks tbone for ur reply


Regards
arun

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