Red Hat Linux installation lamp

can all have their source packages, and then compile and install them separately. The specific steps are actually quite complicated, because a piece of software needs to be coordinated, you need to set the compilation options, and you need to set the configuration files of each software. There are many similar documents on the Internet, you can refer to them.

For a simpler view, you can also use the RPM package that comes with Red Hat Enterprise Linux to install it, which is available on the CD. Or, in the graphical environment, select Main Menu |System Configuration|Add and remove programs, and select the required software directly from the graphical management tools.

A year ago. I configured. Similar environment:

It's centos 5+lamp

There is a problem. I'll come back then, because the configuration was familiar at the time. It's been a long time now.

So it needs to be recalled.

Know if you can't stick the connection?

You look for it in my library. There are two copies. More detailed.

This is a server cluster problem, and you have to consider server tuning, etc.! The installation package generally comes with apache+mysql+php in the Linux image.

Installation with yum is faster and simpler.

Beginners or yum installation or rpm installation on the bird brother book can refer to the following.

First, figure out what LAMP consists of: Apache + PHP + MySQL

The second step is to install MySQL first

Step 3: Install Apache

Step 3: Install PHP

The LAMP architecture is the Linux system with Apache, MySQL, PHP (or Phyton) installed on it

Apache, MySQL, and PHP all use source packages, and the three source packages can solve the basic problems, and if you want to implement management, you need to install other packages.

If you use RPM packages to install APACHE, MySQL, and PHP, you may need to install a lot of packages, so it is recommended to use YUM to install them.

apache 、mysql、php

These bags are all dependent, and they are loaded with a yum.

One-click installation**.

Get straight to it.

First of all, see if there is an installation package in your Linux environment, and generally more than the above ISO images are carried by default.

Generally, there are two ways to install extensions: RPM and YUM.

rpm -i package name.

yum install -y installation package name.

Generally, larger images come with PHP extension packages by default, and if they are small, they need to be mounted (that is, they can read the installation packages of other images).

One-click installation of the lamp command.