This is known now, Beau Smith annonced on MT.org blog that Movable Type 5 – the next generation of this server blog endgine will be availaible at November 8, 2009 in the States and Europe.

“Movable Type 5 will be available December 8th in the US and European markets. It’s been moved one week to provide more time for coordination of the release and associated documentation.”

http://www.movabletype.org/2009/11/mt5_status.html

Linus Upson, the man in charge of both the Chrome browser and Chrome OS engineering teams, has announced that the company is done developing the software. "We are not driving forward in any meaningful way [on Gears]," the man said in an interview with PC Magazine. "We are continuing to maintain it, so that applications will continue to work; we don’t want to break anything out there." If you listen to this guy, it sounds like this was the plan, all along: "When we started the Gears project, three years ago… we did it because we couldn’t get the browser vendors interested in building offline applications."

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Having A server around the house can become one of the most useful computers in one’s house, whether it’s backing up all of the computers in the house, or hosting a game server on the cheap.

The Best Way to Get a Home Server

In my own personal experience, I find that buying a home server that is pre-built is one of the biggest wastes of money for computers one can buy. Most of the “Home Servers” (See NewEgg) are terribly overpriced and have garbage hardware but lot’s more hardisk space than you will need. The best route to get a home server is to build it yourself or buy it for cheap off of Craigslist or E-Bay.

If you want to build it yourself, I suggest you choose a Dual-Core Processor and spend no more than $400. Do not buy  hardrive larger than 500gb and no more than 2gb of ram. Buy a Micro-ATX motherboard. Just note that you won’t need a Keyboard, Mouse, Monitor, or speakers, because the server should just be lying in a discrete corner and be turned on with the internet (ethernet) cable plugged in. If you would like to learn how to build a computer click here.

If you are purchasing it off Craigslist, make sure everything works before you hand the guy the cash. Bring a copy of UBCD and run one of the memory testers on it and check the bios to make sure the guy wasn’t lying about the parts. Also bargain, bargaining is always good for saving money

The third (and normally worst) way is to buy a pre-made and setup Home Server from Newegg or Fry’s or some other popular electronic retailer. Most likely you will end up paying anywhere from $400-1000 for a computer that has less functionality than it could and is more difficult to manage from more than one device at a time.

In my own personal experience, I have gone the second route and have been very successful. I purchased (for $100) a Dell Precision 530MT that had two Intel Xeon 2.0ghz processors and 2gb of ram with 80gb SCSI hardrives. I was lucky though.

Setting Up the Home Server

There are two great methods of creating a sleek and easy to use server environment. One is using Ubuntu Server Edition and the other (more costly) method is using Windows Home Server. Using Ubuntu Server Edition is free and you will get an environment that is tougher to setup but after setup will run like a breeze and can be managed using most smartphones (Including iPhone’s & iPod Touches and Android-powered Phones). On the other hand, there will be no GUI, or clickable windows and buttons. The below screenshot is of a Debian Linux Terminal. The screenshot to the right of it is a screenshot of Windows Home Server.

Debian Linux Terminal

Windows Home Server

The first picture does look pretty daunting right? Well don’t be discouraged, having a fancy user interface looks nice but the Windows Home Server limits the functionality quite a bit, or at the very least makes it more difficult to do certain things. If all you want is backup and a file server then I would say go for Windows Home Server. If you want a Game Server, a light web server or a computer to use while on your cellphone then go with Linux. The mentioned options aren’t the only applications you may use in Linux. Ubuntu has over 10,000 packages (software) in it’s package management system (easy to use application installer). If you ever get stuck Google it, I’m serious. There are guides for nearly everything for Linux. Even if you can’t find a guide for it go on the Ubuntu Forums and ask for help. Also you will learn a lot more about your computer using Linux than you would going the Windows Home Server route.

If you really want to stick with Windows, then using Windows Home Server will allow you to easily create a file server, backup your computers on the network, and a few other things.

Have questions or comments about this guide? Just comment below and I will get back to you as soon as I can.

]]> http://m3chman.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/movable-type-5-0-rc-2/ Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:43:50 +0000 m3chman http://m3chman.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/movable-type-5-0-rc-2/

Yesterday was released Movable Type 5.0 Release Candidate 2.

Highlights:

• A lot of work to get the dynamic publishing in sync with the static publishing.
• Updates to the Professional blog templates
• Unbundling of Motion and Action Streams
• The Entry/Page “previous” and “next” container tags now account for entries/pages with the same date-time, rather than skipping them.

some bug fixes also were made..

Expecting RC3 availability tomorrow at Friday, 20 November,2009.

Seite wird überarbeitet und kommt voraussichtlich in 2-3 Tagen frisch und mit neuen Ideen zurück.

Darunter:

-erste Schritte in HTML
-XAMPP ein Webserver für daheim
-Macbook, die Zeit ist gekommen

Powerful IDEs such as Eclipse or NetBeans are useful even for dynamic languages as Ruby, which don’t need to be compiled like Java or .NET applications. They offer all necessary functionalities, syntax highlighting, and debugging possibilities. Yet they also have drawbacks, sometimes they are quite slow: Eclipse seems to be very slow at large CSS files, while NetBeans constantly tries to scan all your projects. And sometimes their behavior is difficult to understand. For example, if you get the error message “Could not connect to webserver” in a NetBeans RubyOnRails project, then you might have a faulty plugin or gem. This is possible if you just have modified or edited it. Then you have to restart the server, and this does not work if you have introduced a fatal error. If the Rails application can not be started, then NetBeans does not display the correct error message. It simply says “Could not connect to webserver”. The reason can also be a missing or faulty gem which is required for your application, for example a broken rmagick gem after an OS update of Linux. In this case, examine the log in the output window (which can be opened in NetBeans with Ctrl-4) and install the required gem.

As a PHP/MySQL developer I’m regularly having to download backups of my databases, and occasionally I have to import them back into MySQL.

The problem is that phpMyAdmin has a file size limit for uploading an SQL file (usually 8MB, depending on your server configuration). Some MySQL backup files are in the hundreds of MegaBytes!

The solution? If you have access to the MySQL command line prompt:

1. Put your SQL file in a simple path (such as “C:\database.sql” on Windows, or “/home/username/database.sql” on Linux)
2. Login to MySQL
3. Create the database (if not already created, or if the SQL doesn’t have a “Create Database” statement)
4. Select the database (“USE databasename;”)
5. Run the “Source” command, like so:

SOURCE C:/database.sql
or
SOURCE /home/username/database.sql

This should import the SQL file into the database, it can take a few minutes depending on the size of the file.

I post this here just in case anyone else had trouble importing large database backups into their MySQL databases. Hope this has helped a few people!

Movable Type 5.0 RC1 is available today: 6 November 2009.

This version is deeply redesigned by japan branch of Six Apart ltd and promises lots of new rich features. In this Releaase Candidat 1 were added new simple theme called “pico”:

It comes in few different styles.

More details from official source is here: http://www.movabletype.org/2009/11/mt5_rc1.html

The release schedule has been updated, here’s the current plan:
MT5.0 RC2 – scheduled for November 18th.
MT5.0 – first week of December (November 26th in Japan) should all go according to plan.

Ich habe wirklich hart kämpfen müssen, obwohl die Lösung ganz einfach war…. Hinterher ist man immer schlauer .

Konfiguration

• Microsoft Windows 7
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2
• Parallels 4.0
• Apple MacBook

Vorgehensweise

Nachdem die Software auf der virtuellen Maschine installiert war, habe ich den Remotedebugger auf dem Server mit den ASP.NET-Anwendungen installiert und als Dienst gestartet.

Firewallkonfiguration

In der Windows-Firewall muss auf dem Host das Progamm Microsoft Remotedebugger, auf dem Client das Programm Microsoft Visual Studio als Ausnahmen deklariert sein, bzw. in einer Firewall müssen die folgenden Ports geöffnet sein:

• TCP 139
• TCP 445
• UDP 137
• UDP 138

Sollten Sie IPSec benutzen müssen, benötigen Sie auch die folgenden Ports:

• UDP 4500
• UDP 500

Fehlermeldung

Als ich brav alles eingestellt hatte, quittierte mir das System meine Debugging-Bemühungen mit folgender Fehlermeldung:

Unable to start debugging on the web server. The Visual Studio
debugger cannot connect to the remote computer. A firewall may
be preventing communication via DCOM to the remote computer.
Please see Help for assistance.

Remotedebugging - Unable to start debugging on the web server

Diese Fehlermeldung blieb mir selbst bei der Ausschaltung sämtlicher Firewalls erhalten.

Lösung

Der Trick: Mein Netzwerk-Adapter in der Parallels-Maschine war auf “Shared” einstellt und hatte so eine IP, die in einem anderen Netzwerkbereich lag. Da der Domänencontroller diesen nicht kannte, konnte der Microsoft Visual Studio Remotedebugger keine Verbindung zu der Client-Maschine aufbauen.
Setzen Sie den Modus für den Adapter auf “Bridged”. Dann wird es als eigenständige Netzwerkkarte betrachtet und bekommt vom DHCP-Server der Domäne eine eigene IP. Mit dieser kann sich der Remotedebugger dann auch connecten.

Wenn Sie Fragen, Anregungen oder Wünsche zu weiteren Themen in diesem Bereich haben, nutzen Sie bitte die Kommentare. Ich freue mich auf Ihre Feedback…

I was checking the SIME Stockholm blog, and found an interesting company nominated for a SIME award, this company called loadimpact.com offer an interest and useful service for those who run dedicated servers, or e-commerce applications, or depend on reliability and performance, they have a tool to measure your website capacity to accept load.

I did a test for one of my websites ,and the results make me rethink the way my Apache server is configured.

This kind of test is very important especially for those who are relying the web hosting service in a shared environment and running a business critical application.

Back to the tool I can say is very complete, show a file  summary, and at the same time plot a graph, whichs show how many users your site can handle and the server response time.

without doubt I would recommend this tool, you have two options the free and paid the prize is according to the number of users you want to simulate in the load test, the paid one is cheaper if you compare with a conventional high load test.

For User experience purposes the load time is very important when its come to response time. And that you should have in mind,  specially before chose your hosting provider.

take a look

http://www.loadimpact.com

Trick 1:Running a simple HTTP / FILE server:

Supposing you have a folder where you have mirrored a repository and now want to use it instead of the on line (Over the Internet) repo.
So, since most Linux…et all OS es have PYTHON by default ,

cd to the mirror folder and execute
$python -m SimpleHTTPServer 9914
NOTE:here 9914 is an arbitrary port number, can be any unused port.

Trick 2:Resuming Torrent Downloads:
Recently because of some reason my ubuntu 8.10 which i was using for a long time, crashed. I had lots of unfinished torrent downloads there.
Not knowing what to do, i took a copy of the incomplete downloads and headed over to 9.04 and then copied them to Transmission Torrent client’s default download location and downloaded the same torrent files, to my amazement the
downloads resumed !

ssh frontrow@appletv.local

sudo nano /etc/httpd/httpd.conf

cntrl-w

type “php”

enter

remove hash from LoadModule and AddModule

cntrl-x

press y

enter

sudo apachectl restart

php show now be working with apache

pop this into a file /Library/WebSever/Documents/index.php

<html>
<head>
<title> PHP Test Script </title>
</head>
<body>
<?php
phpinfo( );
?>
</body>
</html>

if you see lots of info it worked, if you dont……..you suck

You can install XAMPP

OR

Either from a 10.4 Install with an Intel chip OR Using Pacifist bust open a restore disc.

We want Apache 1.3.33 because that is what worked for me

1st 2 are binaries

2nd 2 are directories

#/usr/sbin/apachectl
#/usr/sbin/httpd
#/usr/libexec/httpd
#/Library/WebServer

Move them to the exact same spot on your AppleTV

Controls

-bash-2.05b$ apachectl -help
usage: /usr/sbin/apachectl (start|stop|restart|fullstatus|status|graceful|configtest|help)

start      – start httpd
stop       – stop httpd
restart    – restart httpd if running by sending a SIGHUP or start if not running
fullstatus – dump a full status screen; requires lynx and mod_status enabled
status     – dump a short status screen; requires lynx and mod_status enabled
graceful   – do a graceful restart by sending a SIGUSR1 or start if not running
configtest – do a configuration syntax test
help       – this screen

Now that I have started my blog on wordpress, i am having all sorts of thoughts to customize it. After doing an extensive research y’day i found that i cant customize ,unless i move my blog to another server.

There are many ways to do this

1> You can you can purchase a plan at a web hosting provider for a few bucks a month.   OR

2>You can set it up on your home computer for free.

I dont intend to spend any money on this blog as of now , n moreover it will be fun to setup your own web server.

The cool thing about blogs (and many other web apps, like wikis) is that they don’t actually have to live online.

Lets look at how to set up weblog on your Windows PC using , WordPress in 7 Steps

Step 1: Install WAMP

1 . WAMP is an open source, simple installation package that bundles together Apache, MySQL, and PHP into one tight little Windows package. You can download WAMP here. Go ahead and accept the defaults unless you have a good reason to do otherwise and you know what you’re doing. Once you’ve finished, direct your browser the http://localhost/ and, if everything went smoothly, you should see the WAMP welcome page above.

Step 2: Change your MySQL password and create a new database

To add a password to your MySQL database. You can do this by clicking on the “PHPmyadmin” link on the WAMP homepage under Tools or by going to http://localhost/phpmyadmin/. To change your password, click on the “Privileges” link, then click the edit privileges icon for the user called, “root” (there should be no other users. If for some reason there are and you didn’t put them there, go ahead and delete them. On the “Edit Privileges” page, go to the “Change password” box, then change and save the password.

To continue using PHPmyadmin, we need to update your password in the config file. Open C:\wamp\phpmyadmin\config.inc.php in your favorite text editor (or just Notepad) and change:

$cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = ”;

to

$cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = ‘yournewpassword’;

Replacing yournewpassword with the password you just created with PHPmyadmin.

Step 3: Create a new database

Go back tohttp://localhost/phpmyadmin/ and enter a name for your database. It can be called whatever you want, but I kept things simple and called mine, “wordpress”. Hit the Create button and that’s all. Simple, huh?

Step 4: Download and extract WordPress

Go ahead and grab the latest WordPress package here. Unzip the package and extract all of its contents to C:\wamp\www. You can either keep the files in the folder called wordpress, in which case your blog’s URL will be localhost/wordpress/, or you can rename the folder if you’d prefer something like localhost/blog. If you want your root directory to bring up your blog, you can just extract all of the files inside the wordpress folder directly to the C:\wamp\www folder.

Step 5: Configure WordPress

Now we need to tell WordPress about your MySQL database. Assuming you installed WordPress in the default wordpress folder, open C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-config-sample.php in a text editor and add your database name, your database username (root), and your new password to the top of the file. (You won’t need to change the DB name if you called it wordpress, but you should replace username with root and password with the password you created in step 2. After you’ve edited the settings, save the file as wp-config.php.

Step 6: Install WordPress

Just go tohttp://localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php (unless you put WordPress in a different folder in step 4). Continue through the dead-simple, two-step installation, until you’ve completed the installation. WordPress will have generated a new username and password that you’ll use to log in to your weblog’s Admin page. By default, the username is ‘admin’, and the password is a randomly generated string. Copy/write it down.

Step 7: You’re done. Configure and post to your blog

go to http://localhost/wordpress/wp-login.php and log in with the username and password WordPress created during the install (you did remember to write it down, right?). The first thing I’d do is change the admin password to something more memorable. To do that, log in and click on the Users tab, where you can add your personal info and change your password. Easy-peasy.

Congratulations, you’ve got your own, personal, locally hosted blog.Now that you’ve got WordPress installed on your local computer, you’ve got a lot of options. If you want to make your blog accessible to the outside world,you need to assign a domain name to your home web server like yourname.com – for an easy-to-remember, bookmarkable, professional web address.

Keep in mind that you wouldn’t be able to run a heavily trafficked blog from your home computer, but if it’s just a personal blog for friends and family, hosting it yourself is definitely an option.

How to assign a domain name to your webserver?

A dynamic DNS service is a constantly updated database of IP addresses and domain names. DynDNS.com is one provider of this service. For free, you can get one of the available DynDNS domain names plus a custom subdomain (like xyz.getmyip.net), or for a small fee you can register your own domain (like ashishjagani.com) and have it resolve to your home computer web server with DynDNS.

• Register for a free account at DynDNS. Agree to the site’s terms, and use a legitimate email address to complete registration. Once in awhile, DynDNS will email you at that address asking you to confirm that it continue your service.
• Log into your new account. Go to the “My Services” area on the left side. Under “Host Level Services” click “Add Host Services.” There, click “Add Dynamic DNS Host.” DynDNS will autofill your IP address (if you’re doing this from your home computer). Choose a domain and type in a custom subdomain, which can be anything from ajfundaes.myblog.org or ashish.is-a-geek.com or aj.dyndns.org.
• Now that your computer is registered with DynDNS, each time your computer’s IP address changes, it has to let DynDNS know. This can be done either with free updater client software or through your router. If your computer is connected directly to the Internet, download the DynDNS updater client for Mac or Windows here. Install and enter your DynDNS information so that your computer can update DynDNS’s database regularly

You’re done. Give your new domain a spin!

Type your new domain name by entering it in your web browser’s address bar. It should resolve to your home server. From here you can publicize or bookmark your server’s new domain name no matter how often your IP address changes.

Auch mal eine kreative Fehlerseite:

404!
Why? Who knows?!
Maybe Retarded User?
Maybe Shit Ass Server?

Hello every one today i’ll discuss how to compile Apache2,PHP and MySQL form source in linux.
First download the source form the sits.
Now first apache2
1.gunzip filename.tar.gz
2.tar -xvf filename.tar
Now change directory to that apache source folder.
We have to configure it now.
./configure –enable-so
make
make install

now start the apache server
/usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl start
Just open a browser and type localhost/ if it shows it works ! then its working.
Now MySQL
follow the 1 & 2 steps and configure it with
./configure –prefix=/usr/local/mysql
make
make install
Now time for PHP
Again we have to configure
./configure –with-apxs2=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs –with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql
make
make install

Note : Use apxs if u use Apache

Sumber : http://ranacse05.wordpress.com/

This How-To guides you through the steps to install and configure the most popular and powerful Apache-2.2.8 web server with PHP-5.2.5 and Mysql-5.0.45.

This How-To can be used either on Linux with Kernel version 2.4 and higher or on FreeBSD-6.x systems.

From wikipedia, the definition of a web server is as follows:

A computer program that is responsible for accepting HTTP requests from clients, which are known as web browsers (e.g. Firefox, Internet Explorer), and serving them HTTP responses along with optional data contents, which usually are web pages such as HTML documents and linked objects (images, etc.).
Without Web servers, the Internet would just be as dull as sending and receiving emails.

It is the web server which provides the content and information that we are used to seeing these days. It’s the web server’s job to deliver both static and dynamic contents to end-users via browsers such as Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Apache is to web servers what Bind is to DNS servers. Apache is a high performance and scalable web server notable for playing a key role in the initial growth of the World Wide Web. According to the data provided by news.netcraft.com, 50% of all web sites are running on Apache web servers.

In this guide, we will install and configure a simple Apache-2.2.8 web server with PHP-5.2.4 and Mysql-5.0.45.

MySQL is a robust Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) that relies on Structured Query Language (SQL) for processing the data in the database.

MySQL is most commonly used for Web applications and for embedded applications and has become a popular alternative to proprietary database systems such as Oracle and Sybase because of its speed and reliability.

PHP is a reflective programming language originally designed for producing dynamic web pages.PHP is used mainly in server-side scripting, but can be used from a command line interface or in standalone graphical applications.

PHP generally runs on a web server, taking PHP code as its input and creating Web pages as output.

The following guide details the installation and configuration of this 3 powerful components.

Installing Mysql-5.0.45

(1.) Create the necessary mysql user and mysql group

groupadd mysql
useradd -g mysql mysql

(2.) Download Mysql
cd /usr/local/src

wget http://dev.mysql.com/get/Downloads/MySQL-5.0/mysql-5.0.45.tar.gz/from/http://mirror.trouble-free.net/mysql_mirror/

(3.) Unzip the sources

tar zxvf mysql-5.0.45.tar.gz

(4.) Got to source directory and run configure

cd mysql-5.0.45

./configure –prefix=/usr/local/mysql

(5.) Make and Install

make

make install

(6.) Copy the main my.cnf file and change the necessary permissions and run Mysql

cp support-files/my-medium.cnf /etc/my.cnf

cd /usr/local/mysql

chown -R mysql .

chgrp -R mysql .

bin/mysql_install_db –user=mysql

chown -R root .

chown -R mysql var
bin/mysqld_safe –user=mysql &
If all goes well, Mysql is now installed and should be running!!

Note: If you face problems such as getting configuration and compilation errors, check your permissions. 95% of all problems can be solved either by installing dependencies and development libraries. Google is your friend as always.

Installing and configuring Apache-2.2.8

(1.) Download Apache

cd /usr/local/src

wget http://veritris.com/mirrors/apache/httpd/httpd-2.2.8.tar.gz

(2.) unzip the sources

tar zxvf httpd-2.2.8.tar.gz

(3.) Configure Apache

cd httpd-2.2.8

./configure

–prefix=/usr/local/httpd \
–enable-cache \
–enable-disk-cache \
–enable-mem-cache \
–enable-proxy \
–enable-proxy-http \
–enable-proxy-ftp \
–enable-proxy-connect \
–enable-so \
–enable-cgi \
–enable-info \
–enable-rewrite \
–enable-speling \
–enable-usertrack \
–enable-deflate \
–enable-mime-magic

(4.) Make and Install

make

make install

That’s it. Apache should now be installed in /usr/local/httpd ! Note: If you face problems such as getting compilation errors, check your permissions. 95% of all problems can be solved either by installing dependencies and development libraries. Google is your friend as always.

Installing and Configuring PHP

(1.) Download PHP

cd /usr/local/src

wget http://www.php.net/get/php-5.2.5.tar.gz/from/au2.php.net/mirror

(2.) Unzip the sources

tar zxvf php-5.2.5.tar.gz

(3.) Configure PHP for Apache and Mysql support

./configure

–with-apxs2=/usr/local/httpd/bin/apxs \
–with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql \
–prefix=/usr/local/httpd/php \
–with-config-file-path=/usr/local/httpd/php \
–enable-force-cgi-redirect \
–disable-cgi \
–with-zlib \
–with-gettext \
–with-gdbm

(4.) Make and Install

make

make install

(5.) Configure PHP configuration

cp php.ini-dist /usr/local/lib/php.ini

(6.) Edit your httpd.conf to load the PHP module

vi /usr/local/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

#Added the following in the relevant section

LoadModule php5_module modules/libphp5.so
(7.) Tell Apache to parse certain extensions as PHP and also to parse .phtml and phps extensions

vi /usr/local/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

#Added the following in the relevant sections

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml

AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps

(8.) Start your Apache-2.2.6 server

/usr/local/httpd/bin/apachectl start

Note: If you face problems such as getting configuration and compilation errors, check your permissions. 95% of all problems can be solved either by installing dependencies and development libraries. Google is your friend as always.

Testing PHP installation

(1.) Create the following info.php file in the default htdocs directory

vi /usr/local/httpd/htdocs/info.php

##Copy and paste the following text

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

(2.) Save the file and start your web browser to point to your local web server. If this server is a remote server, simply enter it’s IP address in place of localhost

http://localhost/info.php

You should be able to see detailed information about your PHP installation, Apache environment and PHP extensions loaded, etc.

You should see something like the following:

Apache-PHP-Mysql-Installation

info.php showing the versions of Apache, PHP, Mysql installed.

Well that’s it. Now you have a brand new working installation of Apache-2.2.6 with PHP-5.2.4 and Mysql-5.0.45.

It’s up to you to decide what you want to do with this powerful combination and configuration. Only the sky is the limits!

Happy Web serving !!!!

Sumber : http://teklimbu.wordpress.com/

Acest ghid este pentru instalarea Apache, MySql si PHP folosite in special pentru un server de test pentru diferite site-uri, pentru incepatori:

1. Lansati terminalul folosind:
Applications > System Tools > Terminal

2. Schimbati in modul super user, pentru acest lucru avand nevoie de parola de root, ruland comanda:
su -

3. Verificati daca nu aveti deja instalate serverul apache, php, mysql ruland pe rand comenzile:
rpm -q httpd
rpm -q php
rpm -q mysql

Daca pachetele sunt deja instalate pe ecran va aparea numele pachetului si versiunea acestuia ca in exemplul de mai jos:
httpd-2.2.8-3.i386

Daca pachetele nu sunt instalate va aparea un mesaj de genul:
package mysql is not installed

4. Pentru instalarea pachetelor necesare vom rula comanda:
yum install httpd php php-pdo php-mysql php-gd mysql mysql-server

Managerul de pachete yum va rezolva dependintele si va afisa pachetele disponibile pentru instalare. Alegeti yes cand se cere confirmarea pentru a continua. Managerul de pachete yum va descarca si instala pachetele necesare. Daca unele pachete sunt deja instalate yum va trece peste ele si va descarca numai pachetele lipsa.

5. Pentru configurarea serverului Apache se modifica fisierul httpd.conf care se gaseste in
etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

Daca doriti sa folositi o interfata grafica pentru configurarea serverului Apache trebuie sa instalati system-config-httpd ruland comanda ca si root:
yum install system-config-httpd

Se porneste ruland ca si root comanda:
/usr/bin/system-config-httpd

sau via:
Applications > System Tools > HTTP

6. Pentru a folosi serviciile trebuie sa le pornim cu comenzile:
service mysqld start
service httpd start

Daca doriti ca aceste servicii sa porneasca odata cu pornirea calculatorului vom folosi comenzile:
chkconfig httpd on
chkconfig mysqld on

7. La instalarea MySQL nu este stabilita nici o parola pentru utilizatorul root al MySQL. Pentru acest lucru rulati ca si root comanda:
mysqladmin -u root password parolanoua

ca sa schimbati parola utilizatorului root al MySQL rulati ca si root comanda:
mysqladmin -u root -p parolaveche parolanoua

8. Pentru administrarea MySQL dintr-un browser web se mai poate instala si phpMyAdmin. Se poate instala phpMyAdmin folosind yum
yum install phpmyadmin

Pentru a folosi phpMyAdmin vom tasta in server adresa http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/, se va cere parola si numele de utilizator, vom tasta nume de utilizator root si parola pe care ati stabilit-o mai sus.

9. Pentru a testa instalarea Apache, PHP, MySQL vom tasta in server adresa http://localhost/. Daca apare pagina de test Fedora inseamna ca ati facut totul corect.

10. Directorul unde se pun toate fisierele html sau site-urile este /var/www/html dar pentru a pune fisiere si directoare acolo trebuie sa fiti logati ca si root tot timpul. Pentru a nu avea aceasta problema vom folosi un modul apache numit mod_usedir. Ca sa activam si sa folosim acest modul vom face urmatorii pasi:

- ca si root vom rula comanda:
cd /etc/httpd/conf
gedit httpd.conf

- se va deschide fisierul httpd.conf in care vom cauta linia:
UserDir disable

- pe care o vom sterge, apoi cautam linia
#UserDir public_html

- de unde vom sterge semnul #, dupa care vom salva documentul si vom restarta serverul Apache cu comanda:
service httpd restart

- acum vom merge in directorul home unde vom crea un director numit public_html in care vom putea pune orice script sau fisier html pentru site-urile pe care doriti sa le faceti.

Adresa la care veti putea testa site-urile sau vedea paginile web va fi

http://localhost/~numeUtilizator/

unde numeUtilizator va fi numele contului de Linux cu care va logati cand porniti sistemul.

Sursa: FedoraProject.ro