This document describes how to install PHP for Apache on Linux. It was written using Red Hat 7.0, Apache 1.3.14 and PHP 4.0.3 patch level 1 You should have Apache installed before trying to install PHP.
Adding PHP to Apache on Linux PHP / Configuration
This article provides extensive instructions on installing PHP on Apache/Linux. Main topics include: How to Get PHP, PHP Extensions, Building PHP for CGI Use, Building PHP as an Apache Module, Building mod_php as a Dynamically Loaded Object, Testing Your Installation, Going Further/In Conclusion, Building Apache at Lightspeed, Apache Source Components Provided by Linux Distributions, and Fixing Red Hat 6.1's apxs Script.
How To Install Apache+PHP+MySQL PHP tutorial PHP / Installation
This tutorial discusses the setup of Apache, PHP and MySQL for both Windows and Red Hat Linux.Because the install for Windows is straightforward, the discussion for Windows is an overview. The tutorial and how to for Red Had Linux is much more detailed and covers both downloading and installing packages as well as using Apache's DSO Module.
Installation Guide PHP / Installation
The first section presents the steps to install and configure MySQL, Apache, and PHP under the Linux operating system environment, then present a short guide to downloading and installing the PHP script examples used in this tutorial. The last major section shows how a secure Apache web server can be installed using the Secure Sockets Layer library. We conclude with a list of installation resources for Microsoft Windows, Linux, and other environments.
Acquiring PHP MySQL PHP / Installation
PHP and MySQL are already packaged in Linux and Mac OS X OSs. However, most PHP developer are actually using Windows when developing PHP applications. This is also true to myself. I have Mandrake Linux 10 but I'll just use it for testing purposes of my finished scripts. One reason is that Windows render an amazing web presence unlike any other OS's browsers. So this page will only cover the WAMP ( Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP ). You will learn how to install Apache, PHP, and MySQL under Windows platform.
Installing Apache 2.0, PHP 4.2, MySQL 3.23, and PHPMyAdmin PHP / Installation
This article shows you how to setup, configure, install, and use the Apache 2.0 web server, PHP 4.2.0 scripting langauge, PHPMyAdmin, and that latest MYSQL DBMS Database MySQL 3.23 on a Windows machine so you can easily test your dynamic Macromedia Flash content in a server environment. Making it easy to test on your local laptop/desktop. A Flash application using these tools is also detailed.
Installing PHP on a Mac PHP / Installation
One great aspect of Mac OS is that it ships with a preinstalled Apache server and PHP4. So if you want to develop dynamic PHP based web sites on your local machine, you just have to enable the PHP4 module and start the server.
A WebServer Guide -- Help Using Apache PHP / Installation
Web server program sits around awaiting requests from visitors web browsers for objects it has in its possession, and then sends these objects back for the visitor's viewing pleasure. This article guides you through setting and getting started with Apache on Linux.
Installations: Fast and Easy PHP / Installation
LAMP. It stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. It's all you need to build fast, robust Web applications. All four applications can be downloaded from the Internet and used without restriction because they have open-source licenses.
Customizing PHP Safe Mode PHP / Security
We'll guide you through using PHP safe_mode and how-to enable it and to customize it for certain sites on your server. When using PHP as an Apache module, you can also change the configuration settings using directives in Apache configuration files (e.g. httpd.conf) and .htaccess files. PHP safe_mode is very important to in terms of server security because it restricts and disables the dangerous functions in PHP from the scripts like PHP Shell that can otherwise cause damages to your server and client sites.
How to Get Apache, PHP, and MySQL Up and Running PHP / Installation
If you have no idea where to start or need some help on how to install, configure and tweak Apache, PHP, and MySQL on Unix or Windows, this 3-part hands-on article will guide you before you get lost in manuals.
Calculator Building an Apache-like Access Control List (ACL) PHP / Security
Constructing an Apache-like, in fact we're going to be emulating the Apache ACL in its entirety. Although you could quite easily use Apache, this allows you to see how it's all done and even extend onto it to allow temporary bans which expire after a certain amount of time - if you were that way inclined.