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Andreas Gohr’s Blog: Compiling a Portable Apache for Linux
Andreas Gohr has posted a guide for creating a mobile Apache installation that could run on something like a USB stick.
Today I spent some time to figure out how to compile a relocatable Apache with PHP support. Yes, this might result in a Linux version of the DokuWiki on a Stick project. Read on for […]
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Devshed: Putting Apache in Jail (including PHP)
In a new article on DevShed, the spotlight is on putting Apache “in jail” with chroot, but they also include a section on setting up PHP to work inside it.
In this conclusion to a six-part series on Apache configuration and installation, you will learn how to use chroot to put Apache in jail, how to […]
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Setting up a development environment with apache-2.2.6 - Danne Lundqvist
I recently bought a new laptop as my new development box. A nice 17″ screen with 1920*1200. So now I was to setup a PHP development environment for all the projects I’m working on. I downloaded Apache 2.2.6, PHP 5.2.4 and MySQL 5.0.45. I compiled and installed them and finally added a few virtual hosts. […]
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Brian Moon’s Blog: Apache Worker and PHP
In a recent post to his blog, Brian Moon talks about the experience he’s had with using PHP on Apache 2 with a threaded MPM at Dealnews.com.
Well, first, what is an MPM? It stands for Multi-Processing Module. […] The most commonly used threaded MPM is the Worker MPM. In this MPM, you have several processes […]
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Setting up a Virtual host in Apache under Windows
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Ask Apache Blog: A better way to use PDF files online
From the Ask Apache blog, there’s a quick tip that makes it simple to give your site’s visitors the option to either download or view a PDF file no matter what their browser default is.
One of the most annoying things on the Internet for me is when I click on a link to an Adobe […]
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PHPBuilder.com: PHP with Apache on Windows? Piece of Cake!
On the PHPBuilder.com website today, there’s a new tutorial that walks the reader through the simple process of getting an Apache web server set up with PHP on Windows.
You may have considered setting up PHP on your Microsoft Windows server that’s running Apache, but thought that it would be too tedious or clunky to be […]
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Danne Lundqvist’s Blog: Setting up a development environment with apache-2.2.6
Danne Lundqvist has a helpful hint for anyone looking to set up a development environment (he did it on his local machine, but it’d apply for remote setups too) with Apache 2.2.6.
I downloaded Apache 2.2.6, PHP 5.2.4 and MySQL 5.0.45. I compiled and installed them and finally added a few virtual hosts. None of the […]
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