Linux64 bit use XAMPP and FAQs

linux64 bit use XAMPP and FAQs

ubntu9.10 64-bit, as a web worker, Apache, PHP, MySQL are necessary to install, in win accustomed to XAMPP, not the server why do not have to a pack it, of course XAMPP also have Linux version, xampp for Linux or called Lampp. Just installed is 64-bit, XAMPP default does not support 64-bit installation, how to solve it?

After installing the XAMPP, it is best to put the httpd.conf

User Daemon
Group Daemon

Switch

User Nobody
Group Nobody

64-bit installation LAMPP (XAMPP for Linux)

First, install the 32-bit support pack

sudo apt-get install Ia32-libs

However, it will still be indicated that "XAMPP is currently only availably as the + bit application. Please use a-compatibility library for your system. "

Then, locate and edit the extracted lampp file,

sudo gedit/opt/lampp/lampp

and search for the phrase "XAMPP is currently" in quotes. Use the # sign to comment The following statement of the environment.

#case ' Uname-m ' in
# *_64)
# if/opt/lampp/bin/php-v >/dev/null 2>&1
# Then
#        :
# Else
# $de && echo "XAMPP gibt es zur Zeit nur als 32-bit applikation. Bitte verwende eine 32-bit Kompatibilitaetsbibliothek fuer dein System. "
# $de | | echo "XAMPP is currently only availably as a + bit application. Please use a-compatibility library for your system. "
# exit
# fi
#    ;;
#esac

You may also encounter several common problems after startup. the solution is as follows:

1. If you start lampp directly, MySQL will not start.
Workaround:

Chown-r Nobody.root/opt/lampp/var/mysql

Problem solved, MySQL boot normal! Confirm that MySQL is up and running, and then follow the steps below.

2,/opt/lampp/lampp:line 74:arch:command not found error prompt when installing XAMPP terminal
Workaround:

sudo vim/bin/arch

Add a line to the pop-up edit box interface:

Uname-m

Save exit. Enter in the terminal again

sudo chmod x/bin/arch

Problem solving.

3. If starting warning:world-writable config FILE/OPT/LAMPP/ETC/MY.CNF is ignored

Cause: XAMPP my.cnf Read permission is set, does not allow world-writable (literally the world can read and write)

Workaround:

sudo chmod 644/opt/lampp/etc/my.cnf

4, enter phpMyAdmin page display: Wrong permissions on configuration file, should not being world writable

Cause: This does not concern XAMPP, is the phpMyAdmin directory permissions set the issue, if you put phpMyAdmin all the files chmod 777 will appear this hint.

Workaround: As long as you modify the file properties, phpMyAdmin to run under 755 permissions,

sudo chmod-r 755/opt/lampp/phpmyadmin

5, if you think xampp htdocs directory under opt/lampp/Bad,

You can run SUDO/OPT/LAMPP/LAMPP security at the terminal first to solve the problem,

Then sudo cp-r/opt/lampp/htdocs/home/htdocs a copy of the entire Htdocs directory under/home,

Then sudo chmod-r 777/home/htdocs give us the Htdocs directory Modify permission,

Finally sudo gedit/opt/lampp/etc/httpd.conf modify the Apache configuration file, look for the inside of the/opt/lampp/htdocs all replaced to our just Htdocs directory address/home/htdocs Save exit.

Also add a:

If you want to use PROFTPD

Then also modify the configuration file sudo gedit/opt/lampp/etc/proftpd.conf

and change the/opt/lampp/htdocs inside to/home/htdocs.

Linux64 bit use XAMPP and FAQs