Installing PHP

This article will provide beginners and others new to Apache 2 and PHP compilation, detailed information about how to compile PHP and Apache 2 on Linux system. It should work on all Unix like OS. Even if you just want to learn how to compile software from source on Linux like OS, this article will provide enough information to get you started. After reading this article any person, who hasn't yet compiled any software from source, will be able to compile and run PHP and Apache on his Linux Machine.

A complete tutorial that covers installation, setup and testing of Apache 1.3.33, PHP 5.02 and mySQL 4.0.23 on windows2000 pro. The guide is also known to work for XP, and should work with lower versions of windows, too. There's a user comment area so if you have any problems I'll try to give help where I can.

Need to test your php scripts your making without uploading it to a remote server? This tutorial shows you all of things you need to download, install, set up on your computer to make it into a fully functioning web server with PHP and MYSQL on Windows.

This article on "Installing Apache-MySQL-PHP on Windows 98" in just five min is a complete step by step tutorial to install this trio package. The article contains full graphics snapshots to help the new developers to install the trio package without any glitch or much effort. Happy developing !

EasyPHP is a combination of PHP, Apache, and MySQL put together into an easy to install package. The EasyPHP Install Guide will walk you through downloading, installing, and configuring your own PHP development server. Over 40 screenshots will show you visually what you should do at each step.

This is a guide to using and installing FastCGI, IIS and PHP. The recommended way to run stable PHP applications in IIS is CGI. But since a new process is created for each request and thrown away when the request is done, CGI efficiency is poor. Furthermore the PHP ISAPI dll was never stable enough for my needs, because ISAPI requires thread-safety, but many PHP extensions are not thread-safe.

If you have no idea where to start or need some help on how to install, configure and tweak Apache, PHP, and MySQL on Unix or Windows, this 3-part hands-on article will guide you before you get lost in manuals.

Web server program sits around awaiting requests from visitors' web browsers for objects it has in its possession, and then sends these objects back for the visitor's viewing pleasure. This article guides you through setting and getting started with Apache on Linux.

Serverize! is the "insta-thought-up" name for a tutorial that will guide you step by step on turning your windows machine into a full blown server. Install Apache, PHP, MySQL, PhpMyAdmin and Perl.

This 2-page tutorial walks you through compiling and installing PHP on a Unix system.

This tutorial shows the steps you need to install and configure PHP on Windows. It explains two different ways: Using PHP without Apache, and Using PHP with Apache.

This article provides extensive instructions on installing PHP on Apache/Linux. Main topics include: How to Get PHP, PHP Extensions, Building PHP for CGI Use, Building PHP as an Apache Module, Building mod_php as a Dynamically Loaded Object, Testing Your Installation, Going Further/In Conclusion, Building Apache at Lightspeed, Apache Source Components Provided by Linux Distributions, and Fixing Red Hat 6.1's apxs Script.

This page walks through the setup of Apache, PHP and MySQL on a Red Hat Linux system. The installation is very similar on other Linux distributions. Apache, PHP and MySQL all also run on Windows NT, however installation is definitely different for those systems.

This is a step-by-step guide to installing PHP3 for Apache on Windows 9x. These instructions assume that you installed Apache for Windows 9x as outlined here. They should work with any standard Apache installation.

This document describes how to install PHP for Apache on Linux. It was written using Red Hat 6.1, Apache 1.3.9 and PHP 4 Beta 2. You should have Apache installed before trying to install PHP.

This article explains how to install PHP 3.x.x for IIS 4.x on Windows NT. These instructions assume that you have a standard IIS 4 installation on Windows NT.

This is documentation for installing Apache 1.3.9, PHP 3.011, Perl 5.00502 and MySQL 3.21.29, but should work with ANY recent (or more recent) versions of this software. It also includes links for all the required modules and programs.