Complete manual configuration of Apache, MySQL, and PHP in Windows environment

now lamp (Linux, Apache, MySQL, Php/perl/python abbreviation) is already very popular. There are similar things under Windows, such as WAMP (Apache, MySQL, PHP on Windows). This article mainly describes how to completely manually configure Apache, MySQL, and PHP in a Windows environment, all of which are modified directly after the configuration file is extracted. Of course, you can download the implementation of the installation file version, an automatic installation. You can even download the collection version of these software (WAMPSERVER,XAMPP), one-step installation. Here is the decompression of the installation, it seems a bit superfluous, but this can understand the software installation process, when there are problems can be found in time, a software upgrade can also quickly configure the update.
 
 
A. Software downloads
 

Apache HTTP Server 2.2.6 (Windows version)

MySQL Mysql-noinstall-5.0.45-win32.zip
 
mysqlguitools (MySQL Administrator, MySQL querybrowser and MySQL migrationtoolkit)
(primarily using the MySQL administrator to start and close MySQL)

PHP Php-5.2.5-win32.zip
 
phpMyAdmin 2.11.2.2
 
 
two. Install Apache HTTP Server
 
The file is the MSI file, double-click directly to install the interface, which needs to fill out some data, you can complete the installation. This method is not used here, but it is recommended to install it. Here is another way to install, extract the MSI file, and modify the configuration file.
 
1. Run msiexec/a apache_2.2.6-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi, then select "Install", finally "Finish", you can extract the installation files. /A indicates that the network installation can specify the decompression path, such as decompression in the F disk, will generate F:program Filesapache Software FoundationApache2.2 folder, there is an F: System32RedistMSSystemmsvcrt.dll.
 
2. Move the Apache2.2 folder to the appropriate directory, of course, can not move. Here, I put it in the D:java directory and rename it to the Apache folder.