Configuration of PHP

[legend_killer]

Hello, i m recently started a project in php(PHP 4.0, MySQL,APACHE). i
m extremely worried about the configuration that these tools required
on each stage of development. now i found a better configured tool for
these tools called EASY PHP. i want to know is this the last and
complete solution of my problem if not then give me
alternatives.WA ITING FOR SUGGESSIONS:::: :

[Erwin Moller]

Re: Configuration of PHP

legend_killer wrote:
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> Hello, i m recently started a project in php(PHP 4.0, MySQL,APACHE). i
> m extremely worried about the configuration that these tools required
> on each stage of development.[/color]

What do you say excactly?
Don't you like to configure the different softwarepackage s (not 'tools'), or
do you not understand how to configure and what it all means?

And what do you mean by 'each stage of development'?

Me confused.

now i found a better configured tool for[color=blue]
> these tools called EASY PHP. i want to know is this the last and
> complete solution of my problem if not then give me
> alternatives.WA ITING FOR SUGGESSIONS:::: :[/color]

If I understand you well you don't WANT to know how to configure your
software.
Right?
You want some magic out-of-the-box solution.
Well, many exist (look for LAMP on google eg), but I must warn you that it
is not the best way to go.

You do not have to know what the sourcecode of PHP looks, or how to compile
it, but you SHOULD know what is in:
- php.ini (for PHP behaviour)
- httpd.conf for apache
- how to setup mySQL

If you do not want to learn that, your understanding of PHP (or everything
else you study) will be low and you will make costly mistakes sooner or
later.
Think about it a little longer before deciding you don't want to know how
the package work.

Compare it to a new car: "I want to drive, don't bother me with boring stuff
like breakes."

In my experience, time put in studying software before using it pays back.
Always.

just my 2 cent.

Regards,
Erwin Moller