... XAMPP 1.7.2 MySQL database and htdocs folder . This allows the user to run the Apache server in XAMPP 1.7.1 with PHP 5.2.8, but keep their databases and documents in the XAMPP 1.7.2 database and folder . ...
INTRODUCTION
This tutorial shows how to install XAMPP 1.7.1 and integrate it with XAMPP 1.7.2 so you can have both PHP 5.3 and PHP 5.2.8. I show how to share the htdocs folder between both as well as ...
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Make sure your XAMPP Apache and MySql servers are both running before starting.
Now choose if you wish to install it in your root folder or in a sub-folder .
Sub-folder - Copy the extracted ...
... by a version number.
Create a database for WordPress MU on your web server, as well as a MySQL user who has all privileges for accessing and modifying it.
Unzip to an empty folder , either in the main ...
... it in the root directory, open the folder wordpress-mu and copy it's contents to the root directory of your htdocs folder . You need to replace the index.php file that was installed in the htdocs folder ...
... Now open the wordpress folder located wherever you extracted the zip file.
Rename the file wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php.
Open the wp-config.php file using Notepad or Notepad++ and edit the ...
... Then go to your Desktop folder by typing: cd Desktop
Next, type the extract package to the /opt/ directory with this command: tar xvfz xampp-linux-1.7.1.tar.gz -C /opt
It will take a minute or two ...
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/etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf
This file sets the Alias for phpmyadmin and the permissions and etc. for phpmyadmin.
/var/www
The default website folder for Apache.
Commands You most ...
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You are going to be installing it to a root directory. For example, in your htdocs folder . I'm not sure how much it will vary, but this tutorial is written using this method.
You're ...
... will let you save it this way. Windows doesn't like the filename beginning with a period.
Now place the .htaccess file in your phpMyAdmin folder and it should work.
Use .htaccess and .htpasswd ...
... DIRECTORIES AND FILES
/opt/lampp/bin/
The XAMPP commands home folder .
/opt/lampp/htdocs/
The Apache DocumentRoot directory.
/opt/lampp/etc/httpd.conf
The Apache configuration ...
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/var/www
The default website folder for Apache.
Commands You most likely will need to use "root" permissions (sudo) to use these.
apache2ctl start
This command starts Apache. ...
... folder for your php extensions. You may also want to check your Apache error log to see if there was any problems with loading it. ** If ffmpeg is there, then you've successfully installed ffmpeg-php. ...
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So by now you've probably realized your first website is in the folder called htdocs. Any files you put in that folder you can reach through your web browser. This is done in a simple configuration ...
... will help you configure the permissions for your folder s and teach you how to add the neccessary files.
You will need to download phpBB 3.0.4 if you haven't done so already. You should download the ...
... keep you locked with root permissions during a terminal session.
FOLDER PERMISSIONS The other factor is folder permissions, especially from your root directory. If you try to go into your Apache settings ...
... using a FTP program or if you have direct folder access, copy the files for SMF to a sub-folder in your htdocs or your website's root folder . You can name the folder something like SMF, forum, etc to ...
What are they?
.htaccess and .htpasswd are both files used to control access to your files and folder s on an Apache server. They are easy to configure and are a great way to add extra security to your ...
... server or the other way around without loosing your information.
You will at least need access to the phpMyAdmin for your WordPress blog.
1.) Copy all of the files from your current WordPress folder . ...
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You can title the database whatever you like, just be sure to remember what you named it.
2.) Now open the wordpress folder located wherever you extracted the zip file. ...
