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howtos:setup_apache_php_mysql [2012/09/12 19:07 (UTC)]
arfon ADDED: php timezone change and httpd server name info. Left the formatting for the author to do. Moved SOURCES to the bottom. 		— (current)
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-====== Setup Apache, PHP and MySQL ====== 
  
-In order to configure your Slackware Linux box as a MySQL-PHP -ready web server, please follow these instructions: 
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-  * Install the Apache (httpd), php and MySQL packages from the Slackware discs or Slackpkg. 
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-  * Fix php time zone (many apps will complain about this if you don't do it). Edit '''/etc/httpd/php.ini''' and find the following line and uncomment it: 
-<code> 
-date.timezone = America/Chicago <--change to correct time zone 
-</code> 
-  * As the root user, open the '''/etc/httpd/httpd.conf''' Apache configuration file with your preferred text editor. Then, find the following line and uncomment it (delete the '#' character at the start of the line): 
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-<code>Include /etc/httpd/mod_php.conf</code> 
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-Now your Apache will include the PHP module when it starts. 
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-  * Set a server name (if your machine's IP doesn't resolve to a name). Edit the '''/etc/httpd/httpd.conf''' and uncomment the following line: 
-<code> 
-ServerName www.example.com:80 <--change www.example.com to an IP or your machine's name 
-</code> 
-  * Optionally (but recommended), you can configure Apache to use an '''index.php''' file as your directory index. You just have to search the following line...: 
-  * Optionally 2, if you use Perl for web scripts, you may want to add '''index.pl''' also. 
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-<code> <IfModule dir_module> DirectoryIndex index.html </IfModule> </code> 
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-... and change it by: 
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-<code> <IfModule dir_module> DirectoryIndex index.html index.php </IfModule> </code> 
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-Please note the '''index.php''' part added. You can now __save__ and close your '''/etc/httpd/httpd.conf''' file and restart your Apache server in order to have your modifications applied. As root, execute:  
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-<code bash>apachectl restart</code> 
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-  * If you want your Apache server to start automatically when you start your box, you can change the permissions of the '''/etc/rc.d/rc.httpd''' file. Execute the following command as root: 
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-<code bash>chmod 755 /etc/rc.d/rc.httpd</code> 
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-Now your Apache server will start automatically when your system boots. 
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-In order to configure your MySQL installation, please see the [[howtos:install_mysql_on_slackware|Install MySQL On Slackware]] doc. 
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-== Final Considerations == 
-  * Normally you would want to test your recent changes in order to know if they have worked. After restarting Apache, create a '''test.php''' file on your '''/var/www/htdocs/''' directory with the following: 
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-<code php> 
-<?php phpinfo(); ?> 
-</code> 
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-Now you can open your favorite web browser to the following URL: http://localhost/test.php . If you your PHP installation's settings are displayed, then you have configured your Apache correctly, otherwise, please re-check this documentation (getting sure you have followed every step correctly), or contact us at ##slackware on FreeNode. 
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-==== Sources ==== 
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-  * Original source: [[http://slackware-es.com/tutoriales/administracion/configurar-apache-php-y-mysql-en-slackware-linux]] 
-<!-- Authors are allowed to give credit to themselves! --> 
-  * Originally written by User [[wiki:user:pavel |Pavel E.]] 
-{{tag>howtos apache php}} 

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