Download Software Hp 2510 Service Manual. Configuring PHP and MySQL for Apache or IIS under Windows Configuring PHP with MySQL for Apache 2 or IIS in Windows from by Peter Brawley and Arthur Fuller To be blunt, getting PHP and MySQL to work correctly together under Windows is an argument for using Linux. If Linux isn't an option for you, you can minimise the pain by running the Apache web server rather than IIS on your Windows computer. What's more, there are dozens of point-and-click WAMP installers out there that will manage all the details for you—see this Wikipedia. If you need to manage the details yourself, follow the walkthrough here.
If you really must use IIS rather than Apache, take a deep breath and skip now to. Otherwise, if you have not yet installed Apache 2, follow before proceeding further. Your Apache installation folder under Windows is something like c: apache. Call it [APACHEDIR]. The Apache configuration file is [APACHEDIR] Conf httpd.conf.
Edit it with any text editor, for example TextPad. To change the default DocumentRoot folder, where Apache looks for Web files to serve, set DocumentRoot in htppd.conf, for example DocumentRoot 'c:/web/htdocs' There are two more tweaks, for running PHP under Apache and for error logging. Within your text editor, search for DirectoryIndex: DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var # index.php To have Apache serve PHP pages, remove the comment character (#) in that line. Manual De Terapia De Juego Schaefer Pdf Printer. You should also permit the use of.htaccess files in any directory: search for an AllowOverride setting and change it from None to All. Save the changes made so far, and leave the file open in the text editor; more changes are needed once PHP is installed. If a setting triggers an error, the error may log to [APACHEDIR] apache2 logs error.log but more likely will log only to the Windows Event log ( Start Settings Control Panel Administrative Tools Event Viewer), which is not a convenient tool for debugging installation settings.
It is much easier to test Apache 2 in a command line window, where error reports appear instantaneously. So open a command line window, navigate to C: Apache Apache2 bin, and make sure you can start and stop Apache from there: httpd -k start httpd -k stop In Apache 2.0 the command is apache; in 2.2 it is httpd. If you prefer, right click on the desktop My Computer icon, select Manage, open Services and Management, click on Services, right click on Apache, and select Start. Installing PHP ( read carefully) PHP installation files and rules vary with the web server, the version of PHP, and the version of MySQL: 1. The web server: The web server makes a huge difference.