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barking mad
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mysql & php - 11/15/2005 11:03:36
I have a server which is hosting a few of my clients' websites, nothing major but does have windows 2003, iis 6, and sqlserver running, along with MailEnable for email server.
I have been asked to host a website which requires MySQL and PHP5,about which I know very little.
I've done some research and basically it appears I can get both packages for free - Is this correct?
seewww.php.net and www.mysql.com.
Next, what issues (if any) should I be aware of when installing etc.? - I'm not asking for War and Peace but I'm trying to gauge whether its worth my while or not offering these features.
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Tailslide
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RE: mysql & php - 11/15/2005 11:25:37
in answer to the first bit - yes both free!
I used WAMP (windows apache mySQL PHP) which downloads the lot in one go (makes life a whole lot easier ) but not sure whether you need a different flavour due to the PHP and mySQL needing to work on the windows server...
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