looking for some help.

Originally posted by sdeming
Email me the login info. I'll at least gather the required details

Is that like rm'ing stuff and seeing if it does anything?

[sdeming]

Alrighty,

You no longer have a web server on that machine.

There is a file I created in ~root/work called "rpm.rm.lst", these were all of the RPM's that had to be removed (in case you need to add them back).

The link that Vlad provided for installing Apache with PHP is the best way to go.

[sde]

thanks scott, .. thanks vladd ! wish me luck.

[sde]

ok . should i compile mysql with apache/php also? i know there's problems if you run rpms of all 3 of those separately, .. but if i just go back later and install mysql, .. will i have problems with apache/php talking to mysql?

[sdeming]

You definitely want mysql installed first. The reason for this is that PHP will need it to link the mysql support. There really isn't any reason for Apache to need it unless you use the mysql auth stuff, but I don't think you really care abiout that.

I would go in this order:

- MySQL
- Apache 1.3.27
- PHP 4.2.3 (or 4.3.0 if you are brave)

And on that note, it's 3 AM here and time for some sleep!

[sde]

this is great , .. i've learned a lot tonight!

my webserver is running just how i want it now i will never use rpms for this stuff again!

Thanks!!

Originally posted by sde
i will never use rpms for this stuff again!

Please, for me, JUST DONT USE RPM's... they are horrible and often have dependicies problems...

[Ilya020]

Originally posted by sde


ip: 12.34.56.78
user: yeah
pass: right

DOesnt work!