Installation Steps for MySQL, Apache, PHP, and phpMyAdmin under fedora14

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Check whether MySQL, Apache, PHP, and phymyadmin are installed on the local machine. It is recommended that you uninstall and reinstall MySQL. Avoid problems.

[Test1 @ localhost ~] $ Rpm-Qa | grep MySQL

[Test1 @ localhost ~] $ Rpm-Qa | grep MySQL

MySQL-client-5.5.24-1.linux2.6.i386

MySQL-server-5.5.24-1.linux2.6.i386
[Root @ localhost test1] # rpm-e MySQL-client-5.5.24-1.linux2.6.i386

[Root @ localhost test1] # rpm-e MySQL-server-5.5.24-1.linux2.6.i386

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1. install and configure MySQL under fedora14
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Ii. install Apache under fedora14
[Root @ localhost ~] # Yum install httpd
Package httpd-2.2.17-1.fc14.i686 already installed and latest version
Nothing to do
Set apache2 to start 21
[Root @ localhost ~] # Chkconfig -- levels 235 httpd on
[Root @ localhost ~] #/Etc/init. d/httpd start
Starting httpd: [OK]
[Root @ localhost ~] # Netstat-nl | grep 80
TCP 0 0: 80: * listen
Open the browser address bar and enter: http: // localhost/
Fedora test page appears.
Apache is successfully installed.

In fedora, the default path of Apache is/var/www/HTML, and the configuration file is/etc/httpd/CONF/httpd. conf. Other configuration files are stored in/etc/httpd/CONF. d/, And/log files are stored in ETC/httpd/logs /.
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What is the relationship between httpd and Apache?
Httpd stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol daemon (I. e. Web Server ).
Httpd is the file name of the executable files of * nix systems (such as UNIX and BSD) Apache. Generally, in these systems, httpd refers to Apache.

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Iii. install PHP under fedora14
[Root @ localhost test1] # Yum install PHP
Installing:
PHP i686 5.3.8-3. fc14 updates 1.1 m
Installing for dependencies:
Php-cli i686 5.3.8-3. fc14 updates 2.3 m
Php-common i686 5.3.8-3. fc14 updates 538 K

Create an info. php file in/var/www/html and add the following code
<? PHP

Phpinfo ();

?>

[Root @ localhost test1] #/etc/init. d/httpd restart
After Apache is restarted
Enter http: // localhost/info. php In the browser
Some information about PHP version 5.3.8 is displayed, indicating that PhP5 is successfully installed.
MySQL cannot be found. Therefore, install the PHP-MySQL software package to obtain MySQL support for PhP5.
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Make PhP5 support MySQL
[Root @ localhost WWW] # Yum install PHP-MySQL
Installing:
Php-mysql i686 5.3.8-3. fc14 updates 76 K
Installing for dependencies:
Php-PDO i686 5.3.8-3. fc14 updates 71 K
Restart Apache after installation
MySQL
Enter http: // localhost/info. php in the browser.
Search for MySQL to view the following information:
MySQL support enabled
Active persistent links 0
Active links 0
Client API version 5.1.60
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Iv. phpMyAdmin installation under fedora14
[Root @ localhost desktop] # Yum install phpMyAdmin
Installing:
PhpMyAdmin noarch 3.4.7.1-1. fc14 updates 4.1 m
Installing for dependencies:
Libmcrypt i686 2.5.8-9. fc12 fedora 90 K
Php-Gd i686 5.3.8-3. fc14 updates 105 K
Php-mbstring i686 5.3.8-3. fc14 updates 455 K
Php-mcrypt i686 5.3.8-3. fc14 updates 30 K
Php-PHP-gettext noarch 1.0.11-3. fc14 updates 21 K
T1lib i686 5.1.2-6. fc14 fedora 152 K
Restart Apache after installation.
Enter http: // localhost/phpMyAdmin in the browser

In the displayed dialog box, enter the user name and password, indicating that phpMyAdmin is successfully installed.

The phpMyAdmin configuration file is/usr/share/PHPmyAdmin/libraries/config. Default. php.

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