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This confused the pants off me, my first time installing APACHE I didn't use this command. However i'm at this step so far, I had GCC so it went relatively smooth, and make. now i am trying the aforementioned step.
Distribution: Fedora core 5 Ubuntu 6 Slackware 11(if and when I get it running)
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Well, After much trial, many a tribulation, a few new tricks learned my server outputted..
"it works" in big enboldened print.
##I changed 80 to 78 cuz the last tutorial that helped me get apache told me to, i ##just figured that was standard, if not i'll go back through and default them to 80
however, for my ServerName sample0286.comPort:78
Distribution: Fedora core 5 Ubuntu 6 Slackware 11(if and when I get it running)
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I have PHP and mysql on my computer currently, which files do i put with the server files, if any at all..
And also, do i need a phpmadmin, or can i do all my SQL on shell then transport the DB's to my site?
Anyone know of any tricks, for someone without a DNS name, but with an External domain i own, on a companies server. The trick i want to accomplish is, create, host DB's on my server, but have the server i pay for be my actual mirror into the world.
unless someone knows how to make it work with the server I have.
If so wonderful Thanks for all the help especially to Alar, whom without my apache would still be a tarball.
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