[thelist] php dev on a laptop...
Darrell King
darrell at webctr.com
Tue Apr 24 05:52:57 CDT 2001
I have PHP, Perl and MySQL running on a PII 750 Dell Inspiron 3800 under Red Hat 7.1. The only complaint I have is that 7.1 didn't install as seemlesly as 7.0 did...missed some pretty necessary packages and I'm having problems with my docking station. 7.0 went in without a hitch, though, and I am able to work with out local site both on my HD and on a Win98 HD through a mounted Samba share. Great setup...
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2001 16:53:37 +1200
Andrew Forsberg <andrew at uber.net.nz> wrote:
:>I'm getting into PHP/MySQL, and find that it is work that lends itself well
:>to being done on my laptop (lots of typing/text...not a lot of graphic
:>production/touchpadding). I'm running Windows 2000, PHP 4.04 and MySQL
:>3.2something. I like to create a mapped netowrk drive on the laptop with my
:>main work directory (from my desktop machine...for file synchronization
:>purposes). Trouble is, IIS doesn't like creating virtual folders
:>[...]
:
:Hi John,
:
:I can't help you with IIS / Homesite, but I've been running a PHP /
:MySQL / Apache / Linux combo on a really old Thinkpad for over a year
:with no trouble so far. Apache's online docs have a clear description
:of how to setup virtual domains, making working multiple projects on
:the one box quite straightforward. Having it all on a laptop is handy
:since it can be hidden out of foot's way when you're working at a
:workstation, and brought out to a presentation if the client doesn't
:have internet access in their boardroom.
:
:I do hope someone else can help you with your IIS situation -- but I
:thought I'd offer an alternative that's worked for me...
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