LAMP (Apache + MySQL + PHP) - quickinstall on LinuxJune 2014

LAMP is the combination of Linux, the Operating System, Apache, and the most robust WebServer, MySQL, the tiny but powerful database and a scripting Language in the form of PHP,Python or Perl. Installing LAMP is easily done by using the install command in the Linux consoleafter providing the admin password for MySQL. After installation, the local host has to be openedin the browser and it will show accordingly. The association between Apache & PHP isessential. The next step is testing PHP in the same browser and it should pass the test. This isapplicable for all variants of Linux like Redhat, Mandrake, Ubuntu, etc.

LAMP (Apache + MySQL + PHP) - quickinstall on Linux

IntroQuick InstallationPHP testLinks

IntroLAMP is the acronym for a free and open source software suite, usually used to define and run adynamic web server infrastructure, software development and establish a software distributionpackage.

Linux: the OSApache: the Web serverMySQL: the database management systemAnd finally one of these scripting languages: Perl, PHP or Python

Quick Installationsudo aptitude install apache2 php5 mysql-server php5-mysql libapache2-mod-php5

Enter admin password required by mySQL.sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restartOnce the installation is complete, open http://localhost in your browser:

The root of your website is located in/var/www.

PHP testCreate the file /var/www/test.php containing:

Open http://localhost/test.php in your browser.

Linkshttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHPhttp://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_lamp_for_newbieshttp://services.tucows.com/...

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