Apache/mySQL/PHP on XP

[White Wolf]

Re: Apache/mySQL/PHP on XP

Brandon Blackmoor wrote:[color=blue]
> White Wolf wrote:[color=green]
>>
>> Please care to read the original message/question fully
> > before answering.[/color][/color]

*PLONK*

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[Pedro Graca]

Re: Apache/mySQL/PHP on XP

White Wolf wrote:[color=blue]
> *PLONK*[/color]

lol






.... can't stop laughing

*PLONK*

this is too funny
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[White Wolf]

Re: Apache/mySQL/PHP on XP

Pedro Graca wrote:[color=blue]
> White Wolf wrote:[color=green]
>> *PLONK*[/color]
>
> ... can't stop laughing
>
> *PLONK*
>
> this is too funny[/color]

I tend to at least try answering the questions asked when posting to the
USENET. People who use the opportunity of a question to prove their
superiority, to push their ideas down the throat of others are wasting the
time of their own as well as the others. So I assumed and hoped that my
brief reply will save some bandwidth, time and stop further public ranting
and accusations. I leave it to everyone whether it is funny or not to rant
in public and humiliate others.

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[R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah]

Re: Apache/mySQL/PHP on XP

"White Wolf" <wolof@freemail .hu> wrote in message news:<c51pep$6e s$1@phys-news1.kolumbus. fi>...[color=blue]
> Pedro Graca wrote:[color=green]
> > White Wolf wrote:[color=darkred]
> >> *PLONK*[/color]
> >
> > ... can't stop laughing
> >
> > *PLONK*
> >
> > this is too funny[/color]
>
> I tend to at least try answering the questions asked when posting to the
> USENET. People who use the opportunity of a question to prove their
> superiority, to push their ideas down the throat of others are wasting the
> time of their own as well as the others. So I assumed and hoped that my
> brief reply will save some bandwidth, time and stop further public ranting
> and accusations. I leave it to everyone whether it is funny or not to rant
> in public and humiliate others.[/color]


Plonking is *not* a comp.lang.php culture, it is somewhat prone to
C/C++ cult. Moreover, php guys are often referred as "saints"; only
few people who actually migrated from the C/C++ culture ( esp. me;-) )
will be engaging in rants. If someone here says anything, it may not
be humiliating---but there will be lot of points in that.

Anyway, I wonder what did you find wrong in telling that installing
PHP, MySQL and Apache is not that much hard?

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[R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah]

Re: Apache/mySQL/PHP on XP

"White Wolf" <wolof@freemail .hu> wrote in message news:<c4s4t9$gb m$1@phys-news1.kolumbus. fi>...[color=blue]
> White Wolf wrote:[color=green]
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am looking for some sort of easy-to-install binary package to get an
> > environment ready for PHP development on XP.[/color]
>
> Hi guys,
>
> Another short question. Is there a reason why a lot of "distributi ons"
> stick with the 1.x apache series and do not go for 2.x? Is there something
> ugly about 2.x or it is just not used enough yet?[/color]

Apache 2 is bit new and was experimental for sometime.

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[White Wolf]

Re: Apache/mySQL/PHP on XP

R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah wrote:[color=blue]
> Anyway, I wonder what did you find wrong in telling that installing
> PHP, MySQL and Apache is not that much hard?[/color]

Parts like these perhaphs?

"What were you expecting, for someone to come install it
for you? Should we write the PHP code for you, too?"

Do you think that I can find the above wrong?

I have asked about how to avoid doing the separate installation of these
things as a first step. Being around long enough I know that there are
subtleties involved in any complex system - and first I would try to avoid
knowing about them as a prerequesitie to start something I wanted to start
teo years ago. While I believe that for one with enough experiences the
separate downloading and installing is the way to go, I am afraid it isn't
the best way for me. There are many versions around etc. I can easily end
up with an installation which is troublesome or incompatible with the
current Linux server installations in ways which I will only discover when
it is too late.

But anyway, I did not come here to argue, so I would like to really end this
pshychological part of the thread. :-)

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