Full Apache and Extras!!

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Full Apache and Extras!!

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Download:
http://www.devside.net/download/nocrypto/pkg/www.rar

Description:

Apache 2.0.47
mod_Perl 1.99_09
Apache::ASP 2.55
mod_deflate
PHP 4.3.3
MySQL 4.0.15
Perl 5.8.0
phpMyAdmin 2.5.3
analog 5.32
an optimised httpd.conf

Yes I know you can download all these separately, but how many of you know how to setup all this stuff in less than 10 minutes and have them all fully functional.


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Support File : http://www.devside.net/download/msvcr70.rar
Full setup instructions.

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Post by phice »

We need to find some good tutorials (or write them) on installing Apache, PHP, MySQL, etc. I need to learn :evil:
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Post by Scribbler »

DeveloperSide.Net Has some great turorials which walk you step by step through installations, as well as that all in one package.

WebServ Is another nice one...installs it all automatically for windows users, no mess, no fuss.
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Post by Cruzado_Mainfrm »

i myself don't like behind the scenes installations, i prefer to install everything manually, so then i know what is wrong and what is not, that's how you learn :wink:
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Post by McGruff »

Jam posted this http://www.securityfocus.com/search?cat ... =Artur+Maj link recently which is worth a look.
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