How to install Apache, MySQL, and PHP on Ubuntu

1: first install Apache: Open the terminal (CTRL + ALT + T ),

Enter the following command:Sudo apt-Get install apache2To install,

After installation, open your browser and enter the following in the address bar:Localhost or http: // 127.0.0.1

If you see it works, the installation is successful!

Default root directory:/var/www/

2: Install MYSQL:

Sudo apt-Get install mysql-server-5.0

After installation, you will be asked to set a new MySQL Root Password, enter your own password, enter the key, and then confirm the password.

3: install PHP 5 and Apache PHP 5 module:

Sudo apt-Get install PhP5 libapache2-mod-php5

Sudo/etc/init. d/apache2 restart (restart Apache)

The attempt is successful. No:

Command: gksudo gedit/var/www/text. php [Create a text. php file under the default Apache root directory/var/www]

Enter the following in the text. php file:CodeCheck whether the installation is successful:

 
 

  
  
 <? PHP   
  
  

  
  echo" helloworld ";  
  
  
   ?>  
 
 

Enter http: // localhost/text. php in the address bar of the browser. If helloworld is displayed on the page, the request is successful.

Tip: if you cannot enter the command again when you return to the terminal, press Ctrl + Z.

4: make Apache and PHP support PHP:

Sudo apt-Get install libapache2-mod-auth-mysql

Sudo apt-Get install php5-mysql

Sudo/etc/init. d/apache2 restart (restart Apache)

Now the environment has been set up!

/Var/www/(put The apache2 webpage file here)

/Var/lib/MySQL (put the MySQL file here)

If you want to connect remotely, you need to install SSH with the command: sudo apt-Get Install SSH

Maybe we are still used to phpMyAdmin.

5. Install phpMyAdmin.

Sudo apt-Get install phpMyAdmin

Enter http: // localhost/phpMyAdmin in the browser to find not found.

Therefore, you must transfer the installation to the phpMyAdmin folder to/var/www /.

Sudo ln-S/usr/share/phpMyAdmin // var/www/

Run the preceding command to transfer the phpMyAdmin folder to the destination. Alternatively, you can copy phpMyAdmin directly to the/var/www/folder.

When we enter http: // localhost/phpMyAdmin in the browser again, we find that the interface we are familiar with is back.

original: http://blog.csdn.net/guaikai/article/details/6905781