looking for windows mysql/php/webserver combined package

[Alex Hunsley]

A while ago I found a mysql/php/webserver bundle of software for windows
that installed all three at once and made it easy to start developing
sql/php web apps. Now I can't remember what it was or where to get it,
and wondered if anyone here can suggest anything along those lines?

thanks
alex

[Alex Hunsley]

Re: looking for windows mysql/php/webserver combined package

Alex Hunsley wrote:
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> A while ago I found a mysql/php/webserver bundle of software for windows
> that installed all three at once and made it easy to start developing
> sql/php web apps. Now I can't remember what it was or where to get it,
> and wondered if anyone here can suggest anything along those lines?
>
> thanks
> alex[/color]

oops, found it! I was thinking of PHPtriad:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/phptriad

alex

[Ceg]

Re: looking for windows mysql/php/webserver combined package

There is also an excellent package that comes as www.rar or www.zip as well
as a package which utilizes BRS WebWeaver as a web server. I finally got
fed up with Apache and went back to WebWeaver. I'm currently running a half
dozen CMS sites built on myphpnuke, an Angeline CMS based site, plus a few
made from scratch sites.

"Alex Hunsley" <lard@tardis.ed .ac.molar.uk> wrote in message
news:p3fMc.1022 74$q8.71159@fe1 .news.blueyonde r.co.uk...[color=blue]
> Alex Hunsley wrote:
>[color=green]
> > A while ago I found a mysql/php/webserver bundle of software for windows
> > that installed all three at once and made it easy to start developing
> > sql/php web apps. Now I can't remember what it was or where to get it,
> > and wondered if anyone here can suggest anything along those lines?
> >
> > thanks
> > alex[/color]
>
> oops, found it! I was thinking of PHPtriad:
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/phptriad
>
> alex[/color]

[jsWalter]

Re: looking for windows mysql/php/webserver combined package

"Alex Hunsley" <lard@tardis.ed .ac.molar.uk> wrote in message
news:90fMc.1022 64$q8.61769@fe1 .news.blueyonde r.co.uk...[color=blue]
> A while ago I found a mysql/php/webserver bundle of software for windows
> that installed all three at once and made it easy to start developing
> sql/php web apps. Now I can't remember what it was or where to get it,
> and wondered if anyone here can suggest anything along those lines?[/color]

http://web.torres.ws/php/dev

complete instructions on how to make Apache (with mod_perl and ssl), Perl,
PHP and mySQL running on your windows system (95 thru XP [not info on ME
yet]) with *anything* in the registry or windows directory. (95/98 needs the
mySQL ini in the windows folder).

And for those interested in UNIX tools for windows, hit me offline, I've got
file, pointers and instructions on those as well.

Walter

[steve]

Re: looking for windows mysql/php/webserver combined package

"Alex Hunsley" wrote:[color=blue]
> A while ago I found a mysql/php/webserver bundle of software for
> windows
> that installed all three at once and made it easy to start[/color]
developing[color=blue]
> sql/php web apps. Now I can’t remember what it was or where to
> get it,
> and wondered if anyone here can suggest anything along those lines?
>
> thanks
> alex[/color]

I used appserv and am very happy with it.

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[Alex Hunsley]

Re: looking for windows mysql/php/webserver combined package

Ceg wrote:[color=blue]
> There is also an excellent package that comes as www.rar or www.zip[/color]

what do you mean by www.rar? www.zip?
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> as well as a package which utilizes BRS WebWeaver as a web server.[/color]

What is this package called? Is it 'webweaver' which you mention below this:

I finally got[color=blue]
> fed up with Apache and went back to WebWeaver. I'm currently running a half
> dozen CMS sites built on myphpnuke, an Angeline CMS based site, plus a few
> made from scratch sites.
>
> "Alex Hunsley" <lard@tardis.ed .ac.molar.uk> wrote in message
> news:p3fMc.1022 74$q8.71159@fe1 .news.blueyonde r.co.uk...[/color]


Can you please not top-post, as it is very confusing! Much more readable if you
write your reply below the text you are replying to.


alex

[Alex Hunsley]

Re: looking for windows mysql/php/webserver combined package

steve wrote:
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> "Alex Hunsley" wrote:[color=green]
> > A while ago I found a mysql/php/webserver bundle of software for
> > windows
> > that installed all three at once and made it easy to start[/color]
> developing[color=green]
> > sql/php web apps. Now I can’t remember what it was or where to
> > get it,
> > and wondered if anyone here can suggest anything along those lines?
> >
> > thanks
> > alex[/color]
>
> I used appserv and am very happy with it.
>[/color]
thanks for the suggestion! I've got a note of that one.

[Alex Hunsley]

Re: looking for windows mysql/php/webserver combined package

jsWalter wrote:
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> "Alex Hunsley" <lard@tardis.ed .ac.molar.uk> wrote in message
> news:90fMc.1022 64$q8.61769@fe1 .news.blueyonde r.co.uk...
>[color=green]
>>A while ago I found a mysql/php/webserver bundle of software for windows
>>that installed all three at once and made it easy to start developing
>>sql/php web apps. Now I can't remember what it was or where to get it,
>>and wondered if anyone here can suggest anything along those lines?[/color]
>
>
> http://web.torres.ws/php/dev
>
> complete instructions on how to make Apache (with mod_perl and ssl), Perl,
> PHP and mySQL running on your windows system (95 thru XP [not info on ME
> yet]) with *anything* in the registry or windows directory. (95/98 needs the
> mySQL ini in the windows folder).
>
> And for those interested in UNIX tools for windows, hit me offline, I've got
> file, pointers and instructions on those as well.
>
> Walter[/color]

thanks for that - nice to see someone sharing their hard won knowledge!