Re: apache/mysql/php4/tomcat install on Woody
Alas, No. See my post from a bit earlier (Like a few hours--I am using
postgresql instead of mysql but the install is basically the same).
Basically, you can install Apache from apt. You can install Mysql from
apt. You will need to get the source for php4 and install yourself.
Lance
On Mon, 2001-12-31 at 04:55, Rachel Andrew wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm at the point of needing to get my apache/mysql/php4/tomcat environment up
> and running on this new box. In the past I've always compiled these from
> source downloaded from the various places. Is this the best method? This is
> just for development purposes (I'm a web developer trying to free myself from
> doing so much M$ development) rather than a live server.
>
> I'm wondering if apt will happily install all this stuff and if so is there
> any specific order i should install them in? This box is Debian (Woody) so
> I'd be looking at getting the packages from the testing packages if I'm to do
> it this way.
>
> TIA
>
> Rachel
>
>
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