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PHP installation steps, there are a lot of information online, are very detailed. However, since the installation of free software such as Apache and PHP does not have a friendly user interface as the commercial software does, many netizens rarely encounter such a kind of stuff, even though there is a copy of installation information next to it, but there are still many problems. On many forums in China regarding Linux and php, I also noticed similar questions from many netizens. Therefore, I have written out the solutions to these problems that I know. if they are not correct, please point them out.
1. installation of free software, whether in Win32 or Linux, usually has README. read it carefully before installation, there will be a lot of gains.
II. install Apache
This step should be relatively simple. as long as you remember to set BindAddress, ServerName, and DocumentRoot in httpd. conf, you should be able to see the familiar Apache icon. BindAddress refers to the IP address that can be answered. it can be *, an IP address, or a complete domain name. ServerName is the host name. if there is no domain name, you can use an IP address. DocumentRoot is the default home page. After modifying httpd. conf, remember to restart Apache.
3. install PHP
There are many problems in this step. in the final analysis, there are two reasons: one is that PHP does not work, because httpd. the configuration of PHP in conf is incorrect. Another problem is that PHP is started, but there is an error when running the php file. this is because PHP. ini is not set.
1. httpd. conf settings
In win32, these rows cannot be fewer.
ScriptAlias/php "d:/php/php.exe"
Action application/x-httpd-php "/php"
AddType application/x-httpd-php. php. php3
The first two lines indicate the location of the PHP script interpreter and the third line indicate the file suffix to be interpreted by the PHP script.
If it is not PHP4 but PHP3, change "application/x-httpd-php" to "... httpd-php3", remember.
If the preceding two rows are not set, the PHP file will be downloaded or displayed on the page.
In Linux, if PHP runs as an Apache module, you only need to add the third line. However, you should pay attention to the steps when installing PHP first, after configure Apache, add -- activate-module = {libphp4.a path}, and then make, make install ......
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