Install Apache 2.2, MySQL 5, PHP 5, phpMyAdmin for Linux Ubuntu 8.10

[phpWordpressTuts]

Great tutorial, thanks

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[doston1]

Hopefully you all realize that you'll not be able to use these GUI tools administering Linux in the enterprise about 99% of the time. If you ever hope to work in a large scale enterprise environment, you should get used to using the command line for most tasks!

[doston1]

yeah why use all this gui nonsense. apt get install, yum, rdp anything is better than clicking around and dismissing annoying pop up windows.

[thezob101]

i wish rapache still worked :~( i need a good gui for my webserver configs

[VoiceChatAlpha]

great tut my friend saved me alot of messing around ;)

[NexxozProductions]

can u make a tutorial on how to sett up a mail server and ftp server ?

[joelvvega]

rapache does not come up in the search, any clues

[joelvvega]

rapache does not come up in the search, any clues

[migxp1]

PCLinuxOS just do a search for LAMP if you have PCLinuxOS KDE GNOME any PCLinuxOS. thats why PCLinuxOS Rocks

[emailroy2002]

what screen capture did you use capturing this??

tnx!

[networknerd007]

@emailroy2002 Techsmith Screencast.

[networknerd007]

@emailroy2002 Techsmith Screencast.

[MrRomanticHeart]

thanx ,, u got high speed ADSl connection :p

[chillindave]

Change the port on what part? The simple answer is yes, but I will caution you that every time I've changed the port on my mysql server, some scripts don't adapt very well and often result in errors when trying to connect.

I have tutorials on my website, which is listed in the comments section of this video on how to run apache and mysql on different ports.

[jsmith19810808]

Thats true only if your connecting outside of the localhost.

[geckobreeder69]

the video helped me out a ton. thank you. my school was having me do it via the terminal or command line

[Fabimmmmmmmmm]

Very Good

[empire8281]

Thanx for the vid.. Very useful!!!

[Jona578]

Right! :]

[Frap357]

or you could just do;

$ sudo apt-get install apache mysql php phpMyAdmin

done ;)

[fareskox]

Tanks.