Ubuntu 11.04 - LAMP Server Tutorial
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how do you make a nonstatic ip
ryanphillips1660 2 weeks ago
@ezimerman By using a router I think.
It's bad for SEO, Google will see the websites as 1 website because they are on the same IP.
ProfessorWaldorf 2 months ago
How can one host multiple domains with one static IP?
ezimerman 2 months ago
@WaterGardenVista Click top-right icon on the screen, choose "system settings" and click on "system info". It will show what the version of Ubuntu is.
changyg11 3 months ago
How do I find out which version of Ubuntu I am using?
WaterGardenVista 3 months ago
@odonacer Got the same probs. re-installed ap2, mys & phpmyad several times, still nothing.
Nabstylez 4 months ago
@Bambagar try to enter "sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin" into terminal
odonacer 4 months ago
found the answer, when installing threw the terminal and you have to chose between apache2 and the other one, u have to press space first to select it then enter! im so silly :)
Bengybenjamin 4 months ago