Any time you install a server you should compile the packages yourself, that way
you're not
stuck with the options someone else picked for you, pick up any book on MySQL or PHP
and
those books will tell you the same thing.
John Wolford wrote:
I haven't installed the packages you mention, but
I haven't installed the packages you mention, but if you install the binary rpms then
you
shouldn't have to do any 'make'ing should you?
Those packages are available by rpm, from the CD or any mandrake ftp mirror.
?,
j
--- "Jamie M. Dyer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this is the story,
I
this is the story,
I installed apache and mySQL, got them working fine. I tried to install
php but that gernerated errors. A friend told me to install mySQL first,
then follow the instructions in the php manual to install apache and
php.
I removed the apache, php, and mySQL directories and
"Jamie M. Dyer" wrote:
this is the story,
I installed apache and mySQL, got them working fine. I tried to install
php but that gernerated errors. A friend told me to install mySQL first,
then follow the instructions in the php manual to install apache and
php.
I removed the apache,
