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Hello Friends, Iam a webdesigner from INDIA. Iam absolutely new to LINUX. At the moment Iam using suse linux home edition. I want to install apache/mysql/php. This is the sole ...
  1. 10-02-2005 #1
    bunty007
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    Oh! LINUX

    Hello Friends,

    Iam a webdesigner from INDIA.
    Iam absolutely new to LINUX.
    At the moment Iam using suse linux home edition.
    I want to install apache/mysql/php.
    This is the sole reason to enter into the world of linux.
    Please help me friends.

    Thanks
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  2. 10-02-2005 #2
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    Hello and welcome to the linux world fellow countryman.

    I don't know much about PHP or SQL, or Apache, but i remember during SuSE install, those packages were available in Yast. You could also find rpm's for those programs from http://rpm.pbone.net
    Life is complex, it has a real part and an imaginary part.
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    Try and do it by reading the docs, and make mistakes (you learn most by doing that) then come on here and ask specific questions - the more specific the questions you ask, the better the answers tend to be.

    And most of all, have fun learning it all.

    Welcome to the forum.
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  4. 10-02-2005 #4
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    Welcome, and good luck with linux and apache/php/sql!
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    Iam

    I am is 2 words, not one. welcome to america.
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    Re: Iam

    Quote Originally Posted by Deadlynome
    I am is 2 words, not one. welcome to america.
    Welcome to America?? Huh??
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  7. 10-06-2005 #7
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    Thanks!

    Thanks friends.
    Answers were varied and thoughtful.
    The welcome to me and my query was really heart warming.
    I will make mistakes - learn - as pointed out.Frankly this is how I have learnt so many things.Still , Iam open to suggestions.
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  8. 10-07-2005 #8
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    issue

    I have an issue with a forum i've setup on a unix based server.
    Can anyone help ?

    The forum is at : www.gsm-news.com
    The sme backend is intsall on another forum I have: www.open-health.net and here all it's ok. Please post if you can help.

    Thanks again.
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  9. 10-07-2005 #9
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    Re: Iam

    Quote Originally Posted by Deadlynome
    I am is 2 words, not one. welcome to america.
    LOL.
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  10. 10-11-2005 #10
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    Gcc / C compiler

    Hi Friends!

    The SUSE Linux home edition does not install gcc/ c compiler by default.
    A simple compiler and SUSE has goofed.
    And without this most of the tar.gz ( Format ) and other softwares give compilation error.Any suggestions from experienced Suse Users.
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