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hey all
i have a queastion. i used to develop using .net
now i want to start developing in php, can i install apache server in my computer and i already have IIS installed?
my hd is 2 partitions, i have IIS installed in C partition, can i install apache in D partition?
thanks
sam
i have a queastion. i used to develop using .net
now i want to start developing in php, can i install apache server in my computer and i already have IIS installed?
my hd is 2 partitions, i have IIS installed in C partition, can i install apache in D partition?
thanks
sam
Yes you can, but as both of the server work in the port 80, you should have alive one at a time.
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You may find this document helpful.
http://www.troywolf.com/articles/wamp_howto.htm
No need to install on seperate partitions or anything. Apache is not an operating system--it's just a program that is a web server. If you want to install on a seperate partition--no problem as long as Windows can read the partition. IIS and Apache can be installed and running on the same computer at the same time. As Nikolas pointed out, both default to using port 80 of course. So either only run one at a time or configure one to run on a different port. For example, I run IIS on my home computer on port 81 as I only use it for testing stuff. I run Apache on the default port 80. Both are easy to change the port number they listen on, but I'll leave that up to you to dig around and figure out.
http://www.troywolf.com/articles/wamp_howto.htm
No need to install on seperate partitions or anything. Apache is not an operating system--it's just a program that is a web server. If you want to install on a seperate partition--no problem as long as Windows can read the partition. IIS and Apache can be installed and running on the same computer at the same time. As Nikolas pointed out, both default to using port 80 of course. So either only run one at a time or configure one to run on a different port. For example, I run IIS on my home computer on port 81 as I only use it for testing stuff. I run Apache on the default port 80. Both are easy to change the port number they listen on, but I'll leave that up to you to dig around and figure out.
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