PHP environment configuration under CentOS 7 in the VM, under CentOS 7

PHP environment configuration under CentOS 7 in the VM, under CentOS 7

For simplicity, set the VM Nic to the bridging mode

1. yum install httpd php

2. yum install mariadb

3. Start mariadb

Systemctl start mariadb. service # start MariaDB

Systemctl stop mariadb. service # stop MariaDB

Systemctl restart mariadb. service # restart MariaDB

Systemctl enable mariadb. service # Set startup

Create a new user for remote access

Mysql-u root-p enters the database
User mysql; # Use the mysql System database insert into user (Host, User, Password) values ('%', 'test', PASSWORD ('123 ')); # Insert a new account named test as test with the Password 123. You can modify the Update user set PASSWORD = Password ('123') as needed ') where User = 'root' # change the root password to 123 and use select * from user to reset the root password; # Check whether the User is added

Grant all privileges on *. * to test @ '%' identified by '000000'; test is the account and % is the host address. Currently, all 123 represents the password.

FlushPrivileges; refresh

Select user, host from user; # Check whether the user is added

 

4. Disable the firewall to allow hosts to access websites in virtual machines.

Systemctl stop firewalld. service # stop firewall

Systemctl disable firewalld. service # disable firewall startup

5. You can access the VM by enabling the vm ip address on the host.

6. Test PHP

Cd/var/www/html

Vi index. php # enter the following content

<? Php

Phpinfo ();

?>

: Wq! # Save and exit

Enter the Server IP address in the browser of the client. The configuration information shown in is displayed!

 

 

Note: The default program directory of apache is/var/www/html.

Permission settings: chown apache. apache-R/var/www/html

Now, the installation and configuration of the LAMP server (Apache + PHP + MariaDB) in CentOS 7.0 is complete!