matt farey wrote:
Vince Bravdica wrote:
Randall Fox wrote:
Hello, I am wondering if any of you use Apache on Windows, and if so
what your experience has been like so far.
Thanks, RL. Fox.
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The only issue I experience is that I cannot get MySQL to run on it.
PHP works great, and it makes fro a fantastic developmental piece of
hardware. Just wish I could get MySql to run with Apache/PHP.
I should say then that MySql does indeed run on windows xp and it's been
doing so here for 5 years without a hitch, it has millions of postcodes
and hundreds of databases inside, and Ive been upgrading for years
without any trouble.
Bascially XP (PRO) is a fine and stable way to run a simple WAMP setup,
there are no issues worth mentioning, but of course if you want extra
tweakability hardness and reliability go for linux!
I must have some sort of installation issues that I cannot get answers
to at PHP or MySQL lists, because I only get the same thing there as you
say here..."it works fine here". Oh well, I have no issues with the
linux boxes, just the XP Pro one.
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