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Oct 18, 2000, 17:37 #1
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I'm using Apache and mysql (both for windows) but I just can't figure out how to configure them to connect to eachother. I would be more than happy if someone could help with this issue
//Magnus
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Oct 18, 2000, 18:36 #2
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I am not very experienced with this area, but I do run Apache and MySQL on my windows machine. I run them independently though why would you need to them to connect to each other? If you are using a scripting language like PHP that is what would connect to MySQL
Please don't PM me with questions.
Use the forums, that is what they are here for.
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Oct 18, 2000, 23:22 #3
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Install this
http://www.firepages.com.au/bundle.php3#
It will install and configure Apache, PHP, and MySQL to work perfectly.
I love it, works great.
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Oct 19, 2000, 03:23 #4
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Thanks Nate It really worked
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Oct 19, 2000, 17:41 #5
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No problemo. I think that bundle is the greatest thing to come along for a long time!
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Nov 14, 2000, 12:01 #6
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I used that bundle and it really works. Apache, PHP and MySQL is the best combination for reliable and fast hosting.
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Nov 23, 2000, 17:59 #7
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Hi there,
Yeah great link. The other way to do it is simply to go to your mySQL folder in the bin section, and run mysqld
e.g if the folder is C:\Mysql
then go (in MS-DOS Prompt) to
C:\MySQL\bin\
and type in: mysqld
It should start up the mySQL server thingy, then you can just run PHP scripts and they'll connect to your mySQL database automatically.
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Dec 1, 2000, 17:49 #8
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Hi all,
Could any1 point me to a good tutorial on installing perl on top of that apache installation of firepages.com?
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Dec 1, 2000, 18:14 #9
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If your installing PERL on Windows, then I recommend ActivePerl. Just download the Windows Installation package and install it.
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Dec 1, 2000, 19:33 #10
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its not really that simple. i am having loads of trouble getting active perl to work right on my windows me machine. i even went through every single config file for apache, php and everything else i have set up and checked each variable. but when i run a script i get a 500 server error, and when i check log file it says premature end of headers. the script i am running does work, it came witht he installation file. i am stumped though on how to get it working...
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Dec 2, 2000, 14:07 #11
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Has the script you are running got the correct path to perl at the top? e.g. #!c:/perl/bin/perl , if it hasn't got the correct path to perl then you would get premature end of script headers.
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Dec 2, 2000, 14:53 #12
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i tried that, and i tried #!perl also, but it still gives me a 500 error when calling it from a browser. perl scripts run from a command line though. thi is really pissing me off.
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