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hello please tell me how can i install LAMP in linux.i have downloaded the tar file...
  1. 02-01-2011 #1
    navsoftdev87
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    Lamp

    hello please tell me how can i install LAMP in linux.i have downloaded the tar file
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    I realize that there is a bundle available for download but you can also install these programs with your package manager...provided by whichever distro you are using. This would make it easiest for you.
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    Not to be contrary; but on the contrary, the bundle that you can download from the LAMPP website is quite user friendly.

    If you downloaded LAMPP, I would get the XAMPP instead. As well, I would go here to find all the information that you would ever need for downloading, installing, setting up and administering your XAMPP server.

    Hope that helps.
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    I am new in Linux and i dont know what is package manager and what is distro
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    I am new in linux and i want to install lamp linux, apache and mysql and php. not xampp
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    It would help if we knew what distribution of linux you are runing. Are you using Ubuntu, Arch, CrunchBang, etc...

    It would also help us to know what you downloaded, and where you downloaded it from.

    Did you check to see if your download source had a howto on installing it?
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    A distro is the version or flavor of Linux you are using and package manager is just that, it manages the software packages on your system. Can you tell us which Linux distro you are using?
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    You are very rude and seem to have the inability to use google.
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    Quote Originally Posted by navsoftdev87 View Post
    Red hat linux
    Come on now, you're going to have to provide more details here or we really can't help you. There are many versions of "Redhat". Are you using RHEL4? Redhat 9? Fedora?
    You might be able to open a terminal window and use yum to install these items.
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    yum install apache
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    yum install mysql
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    yum install php
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