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Sebra: /* Easy setting up LAMP stack in Ubuntu Linux command line */

Sebra — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 08:05:16 GMT

Easy setting up LAMP stack in Ubuntu Linux command line

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	http://yourdomain.com/phpmyadmin should work now.		http://yourdomain.com/phpmyadmin should work now.
	That’s it. Now our server is ready for serving the traffic. Place your website files under /var/www/ which will be served to the world.		That’s it. Now our server is ready for serving the traffic. Place your website files under /var/www/ which will be served to the world.
		+	* Source: http://veerasundar.com/blog/2011/10/easy-way-for-setting-up-the-lamp-stack-in-ubuntu-linux-command-line/

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Sebra: /* Konfiguration */

Sebra — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 08:04:47 GMT

Konfiguration

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	* Source: http://veerasundar.com/blog/2011/11/making-xampp-to-serve-any-directory-outside-htdocs/		* Source: http://veerasundar.com/blog/2011/11/making-xampp-to-serve-any-directory-outside-htdocs/

		+	== Easy setting up LAMP stack in Ubuntu Linux command line ==
		+	Easy way for setting up the LAMP stack in Ubuntu Linux command line
		+	Recently I got hold of an empty Rackspace server in which we have installed Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal version. My next step was to setup the LAMP stack in that server to run our PHP site.

		+	First I tried to install XAMPP for Linux. But unfortunately, it failed because XAMPP only supports 32 bit operating system and ours was 64. I didn’t want to spend much time on fixing that issue, so I moved to setup the LAMP stack by other means.
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		+	Here’s what I did (after googling/referring a lot):
		+	1.Install lamp-server
		+	sudo apt-get install tasksel [installs the tasksel that helps you to install multiple packages as a single task]
		+	sudo tasksel install lamp-server [it will install the lamp stack in location /etc/]
		+	http://yourdomain.com should work now.
		+	2. Configure PHP Curl module
		+	sudo apt-get install php5-curl [downloads and installs curl module]
		+	sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart [restarts server for the changes to take effect]
		+	3. Install phpmyadmin
		+	sudo apt-get update [updates the packages repository. When I first tried to install phpmyadmin without updating, it complained that phpmyadmin isn't found.]
		+	sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin [will trigger a installation wizard]
		+	Choose apache2 for the server configuration and choose no for database configuration (since we have already installed database).
		+	sudo cp /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf /etc/apache2/conf.d [copies the server configuration so that it is accessible via web]
		+	sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
		+	http://yourdomain.com/phpmyadmin should work now.
		+	That’s it. Now our server is ready for serving the traffic. Place your website files under /var/www/ which will be served to the world.

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	[[Kategorie:Softwareentwicklung]]		[[Kategorie:Softwareentwicklung]]

Sebra: /* Making XAMPP to serve any directory outside htdocs */

Sebra — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 01:30:08 GMT

Making XAMPP to serve any directory outside htdocs

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	Open the file [xamp_installation_folder]/apache/conf/httpd.conf in any text editor.		Open the file [xamp_installation_folder]/apache/conf/httpd.conf in any text editor.
	Copy below lines after the htdocs <Directory> element after changing the directory to your own folder. 1		Copy below lines after the htdocs <Directory> element after changing the directory to your own folder. 1
-	2	+	<Directory "C:/path/to/your/folder">
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-	4	+
-	5	+
-	6 <Directory "C:/path/to/your/folder">	+
	Options Indexes FollowSymLinks Includes ExecCGI		Options Indexes FollowSymLinks Includes ExecCGI
	AllowOverride All		AllowOverride All
	Order allow,deny		Order allow,deny
	Allow from all		Allow from all
-	</Directory>	+	</Directory>

-	Then search for this string: <IfModule alias_module>. Inside that element, add a new alias as followed: 1 Alias /yoursite/ "C:/path/to/your/folder/yoursite/"	+	Then search for this string: <IfModule alias_module>. Inside that element, add a new alias as followed:
		+	Alias /yoursite/ "C:/path/to/your/folder/yoursite/"

	Save the file and restart the XAMPP server.		Save the file and restart the XAMPP server.

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= Konfiguration =
== How to change XAMPP server port? ==
To change the XAMPP server port number:
Stop the XAMPP server, if it is running already.
Open the file [XAMPP Installation Folder]/apache/conf/httpd.conf.
Now search for the string Listen 80 (I’m assuming that your XAMPP was using the port 80. Otherwise, just search for the string “Listen”). This is the port number which XAMPP uses. Change this 80 to any other number which you prefer.
Then search for the string “ServerName” and update the port number there also.
Now save and re-start XAMPP server and you are done.
* Source: http://veerasundar.com/blog/2009/07/how-to-change-xampp-server-port/

== Making XAMPP to serve any directory outside htdocs ==
So, you have installed XAMPP on windows, changed its server port to a different number other than 80 and changed the MySQL root password to a more secure one. Now its the time to create some HTML files that will be served by XAMPP server.

By default, XAMPP serves any file that is located under the directory [xampp_installation_folder]/htdocs, which means that you have to copy all your HTML/PHP files inside this directory. But what if you maintain a different folder for all your projects files and you want XAMPP to serve them too along with htdocs?

Lets make XAMPP to do this.
Open the file [xamp_installation_folder]/apache/conf/httpd.conf in any text editor.
Copy below lines after the htdocs <Directory> element after changing the directory to your own folder. 1
2
3
4
5
6 <Directory "C:/path/to/your/folder">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks Includes ExecCGI
AllowOverride All
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>

Then search for this string: <IfModule alias_module>. Inside that element, add a new alias as followed: 1 Alias /yoursite/ "C:/path/to/your/folder/yoursite/"

Save the file and restart the XAMPP server.
After this, if you have a website named ‘yoursite’ inside the folder ‘c:/path/to/your/folder’ you can access it directly by using the URL: http://localhost:8080/yoursite/ (assuming you have changed XAMPP port to 8080).
* Source: http://veerasundar.com/blog/2011/11/making-xampp-to-serve-any-directory-outside-htdocs/

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[[Kategorie:Softwareentwicklung]]