Hello, i'm a newbie here and i just want to ask if what is the best distro in running PHP, MySQL, Apache?
counting on your replies.
thanks
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ckurtz
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Jump to PostI have Debian lenny/sid, no problem with installing Apache, MySQL and PHP.
Jump to PostUbuntu is good for plug and play, it has a lot of commercial and open source applications in the repos.
I've never used PHP, MySql, or Apache with it, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
I love Ubuntu. It's the closest you get to a more …
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lio04
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I have Debian lenny/sid, no problem with installing Apache, MySQL and PHP.
ckurtz
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Ok. Thanks for some advise. How about the Ubuntu? is it gud?
linux
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Ubuntu is good for plug and play, it has a lot of commercial and open source applications in the repos.
I've never used PHP, MySql, or Apache with it, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
I love Ubuntu. It's the closest you get to a more friendly Linux environment.
AGSMI
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Hello, i'm a newbie here and i just want to ask if what is the best distro in running PHP, MySQL, Apache?
counting on your replies.
thanks
:)
Red Hat Fedora should work also. SUSE would work fine if you like debian. FreeSpire may be good also; I have used Linspire with no problems.
icaruslnx
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Personally I go with a .deb based system like Debian or Ubuntu. I'm currently using Ubuntu Server for a LAMP/FTP server to easily manage over 1000 unique FTP logins which is working great...although I'm still redesigning the web page the system itself is running great.
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