Niels Rasmussen wrote:
Hi list
In Windows there is a utility called WAMP, which stands for:
Windows+Apache+MySQL+PHP
It was quite nice to use for testing PHP-apps locally before uploading
to my domain.
I dont want to install a fullblown webserver just to check if my pages
looks all right, before uploading.
Does such a utility exist for use with debian (or something similar) ?
I've read about LAMP but cant find it in the repositories :-/
What's the problem about Apache, MySql and PHP? There are smaller web
servers, but if I were developing for a serious system (Apache or IIS)
I wouldn't use anything else for testing.
My home server runs two Apaches, MySQL, PHP, LDAP, the usual mail, DHCP
and DNS servers and still weighs in at less than 750MB total code. I'd
expect a single serious Windows app (Office or a language IDE) to be
that big.
Install the packages and make sure libapache-mod-php4 gets installed.
(Or as appropriate for your Apache and PHP. I use Sarge, which has PHP4
and I run Apache 1).
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