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I just have a quick question....
Do i have to install Apache/MySQL/PHP with the source and compile them individually, or can i just install the rpm's ?
In every tutorial ...
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- 09-24-2003 #1Just Joined!
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Installing Apache/MySQL/PHP
I just have a quick question....
Do i have to install Apache/MySQL/PHP with the source and compile them individually, or can i just install the rpm's ?
In every tutorial i found it has me compiling the sources, and when i talked to someone in #MySQL on IRC and guy told me to just install the rpm's and everything would be fine...
Is this true ?
Thanks X10000
triki
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- 09-24-2003 #2
Only one way to find out.
I always install those programs from source and that works fine.
I am sure I have installed it once from the redhat cds, thus using RPM.
I am sure it takes care of everything but you still need to enable the services with chkconfig so they load at boot timeI am on a journey to mastering Linux and I got a bloody long way to go!!!
- 09-29-2003 #3Just Joined!
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Re: Installing Apache/MySQL/PHP
Hmm there are source rpm's. So that should not the problem I guess. It's much more stabile to compile sources at your machine because they are optimized for your memory and processor.
Originally Posted by triki
Of course also the binary rpm's will work fine, but might be a bit less stable then compiling stuff..
Hope this helps,


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