Solution to XAMPP installation error in Ubuntu

Using XAMPP in Windows is a green light, while using tulinux is a red light, with many errors. This also shows that Linux is not for cainiao at all. 1. If you start lampp directly, mysql will not start it. Solution: chown-Rnobody.root/opt/lampp/var/mysql problem solved, mysql started normally! Make sure that mysql is started properly and proceed with the following steps. 2. Install XAMPP on the terminal

In Windows, XAMPP is a green light, while in Ubuntu Linux, it is a red light, with many errors. This also shows that Linux is not for cainiao at all.

1. If you start lampp directly, mysql will not start it.

Solution:

Chown-R nobody. root/opt/lampp/var/mysql

Solve the problem. mysql starts normally! Make sure that mysql is started properly and proceed with the following steps.

2. An error message indicating/opt/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found is displayed when XAMPP is installed on the terminal.

Solution:

Sudo vim/bin/arch

Add a line in the pop-up editing box:

Uname-m

Save and exit. Enter again in the terminal

Sudo chmod + x/bin/arch

Solve the problem.

3. If warning: World-writable config file/opt/lampp/etc/my. cnf is ignored

Cause: XAMPP sets the read permission for my. cnf and does not allow World-writable (literally, it can be read and written all over the World)

Solution:

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

4. The phpMyAdmin page displays: Wrong permissions on configuration file, shocould not be world writable

Cause: This is none of the XAMPP issues. It is a problem with phpmyadmin directory permission settings. If you set chmod 777 for all phpmyadmin files, this prompt will appear.

Solution: you only need to modify the file attributes. phpmyadmin must run under the 755 permission,

Sudo chmod-R 755/opt/lampp/phpmyadmin

5. If you think the xampp htdocs directory is not good in opt/lampp,

Run sudo/opt/lampp security on the terminal to solve the security problem,

Then sudo cp-R/opt/lampp/htdocs/home/htdocs copies the entire htdocs directory to/home,

Then sudo chmod-R 777/home/htdocs gives us the permission to modify the htdocs directory,

Finally, sudo gedit/opt/lampp/etc/httpd. modify the Apache configuration file in conf and replace all/opt/lampp/htdocs in it with the htdocs directory address/home/htdocs. Save and quit.

Add:

If you want to use ProFTPD

Modify the configuration file sudo gedit/opt/lampp/etc/proftpd. conf.

Change/opt/lampp/htdocs to/home/htdocs.