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php in unix
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Scripts written in PHP will almost always run on any PHP-enabled webserver with no tweaking. The most common server on a Unix-based server is Apache, which is used by the majority of web servers around the world. Apache alone does not provide PHP support, so you must download a PHP module that can be dynamically loaded by Apache:
http://www.php.net/downloads.php
You'll almost certainly need MySQL if your PHP script uses a database system:
http://mysql.org/downloads/
Once you've installed all this, you'll probably find that your script runs easily.
Hope this helps
http://www.php.net/downloads.php
You'll almost certainly need MySQL if your PHP script uses a database system:
http://mysql.org/downloads/
Once you've installed all this, you'll probably find that your script runs easily.
Hope this helps
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