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I saw Mr. Magoo's thread, and didn't believe it went "in depth" with setting up Apache - PHP and MySQL. So I've decided to create a tutorial on how to do this, it also includes pictures! :p
Mr magoo adds that the reason why it didn't have much detail was that it was a package, requiring simply an unzip. If you would pefer this simplicity, download phpdev here. Else, learn more about apache and php below :).
Update 25/3/04 : Image links removed.
Ok, so here we go:
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Introduction.
Why would you want to setup Apache, PHP and MySQL on your Windows computer?
Simple, really. What if you wanted to run a local server for testing out your PHP scripts, or if your creating skins for a forum board? Having a local server can be very useful for many things. What you do with it is up to you. Infact, if your connection is fast enough. You could host your website straight from your computer!
Now, before we start we will need 3 programs:
Note: All releases are the latest from creation of this tutorial
Installing + Configuring.
Now we firstly want to install MySQL. After you've downloaded the file (should be named mysql-4.0.17.exe (or later)) you should then run the installer. Running the installer will result in an easy and fast configuration.
Note: If you want to install the file to a different directory you should read the warning screen
After MySQL has installed successfuly, you need to run it. You should go to the MySQL directory "x:\mysql\" by default. - "x:" being your default hard drive letter
Now your in the "mysql" folder, you should head to the "bin" folder and run "winmysqladmin.exe". Upon first running it, it will prompt for you to enter a username and password.
Once MySQL has installed, we should now go on to installing Apache.
Installing Apache is as easy as running the installer file (apache_2.0.48-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi)
Now, when we install Apache, we will come across a screen which will ask you some information. If you havn't already setup a domain towards your computer you should keep everything as shown in the screen "127.0.0.1"
Once Apache has been setup, you will need to head to "C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\conf\httpd.conf". In this file, search for the following line
A few lines under there should be a line which begins with "DocumentRoot", replace/edit the directory next to it, to where your website files are stored. And do so with the "<Directory" line found underneath
Once edited and saved, go to your apache monitor, and restart the service.
Now we have done all this it's time to test the server before we carry on. Open up your favourite web-browser and enter this into the address bar http://localhost If your website shows up, or the directory of the place you configured, then it's working. Congratulations, now it's time to continue. If it's not working, go back and see if you've missed anything.
Now, you should have the PHP zip file. Extract it to your hard drive root directory. In our case it's "x:"
So now extract "php-4.3.4-Win32" to "x:\" to create "x:\php-4.3.4-Win32\" -Note: All direcotry files should be in "x:\php-4.3.4-Win32".
Once this is done, you should head to that directory and rename "php.ini-dist" to "php.ini" -Copy this file to "X:\Windows".
Now copy "php4ts.dll" to "X:\Windows\System\".
Now we need to integrate PHP with Apache. To do this, we need to edit the "httpd.conf" file again.
Find
At the end of this section, add the following:
then find
# # AddType allows you to add to or override the MIME configuration # file mime.types for specific file types. #
Add the following lines:
DONE!
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That's it, your basic server is complete. It can run PHP/MySQL driven websites and your basic HTML. Now enjoy it, experiment with it, have fun with it!
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