set up a server

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ktan
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set up a server

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how do i find out what is my local host and how do i test my server, Kets and new to all these, :lol:
McGruff
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I use easyphp. Painless install of mysql, apache, php.

See also: http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Software_ ... tion_Kits/
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Derfel Cadarn
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McGruff wrote:I use easyphp. Painless install of mysql, apache, php.

See also: http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Software_ ... tion_Kits/
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yeah great, and then u end up with apache in c:\windows\system32 or something like that... i'd say: rt*m[url] or something like that.
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Derfel Cadarn wrote:yeah great, and then u end up with apache in c:\windows\system32 or something like that... i'd say: rt*m[url] or something like that.
Last time I looked it was working happily on my E: partition.
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