do these instructions work for 64bit users as well?
we installed apache and php as you have described. but now we r facing trouble in running test.php.
pls help
Hey, mobile... I suggest you to run the test for the apache config file, as well to check for the php installer version. I mean, I am running apache 2.2, so I had to use the php file version 5 for apache 2.2. Also, I had to double check the config file in apache, I was pointing to the wrong directory. After I pointed correctly, everything ran just fine. BTW, another problem I had is that the tuto was written to fit apache 2.0 and php 4.x, while I was running apache2.2+php5, so I had to check for the adjustments... copy+paste isn´t a good idea. Never.
Regards!
Hey arc, I am wondering if you know how to point to the proper directory. To be honest, I am brand new to all this and I don't even know what my directory is. I don't have any html files except for the one I am playing around with while learning the html language, and it is located on my desktop.
I am trying to create a server with apache, php, mysql, I have them all installed but I don't know how to connect them or even what the next step is after that.
I tried using this site ( www.ricocheting.com/.../apache.html ) and changing the documentroot within httpd.conf but I didn't know where to change it to.
Any help would be great.
Thanks!
If you understand what I am trying to
A very easy way to install PHP, Apache and MySQL is to down WAMP (MAMP for mac users) from wampserver.com. This also includes a copy of PHPMyAdmin, a database management utility. This is an awesome tool for local development and testing and it's simple to use/install.