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Old July 3rd, 2004, 10:52 PM
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FREEBSD or APACHE (which first?)
I'm about to rebuild my web server again after hard drive failure with freebsd/apachehttpd/mysql/php. Before I start, which comes first &then what order for rest? I know it's a newbee question...but it's been a few years since i've had to do it and I need a refresher. Thanks!
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Well, considering that Apache is just a program running as a daemon on top ofFreeBSD (the operating system), I would probably recommend that you install FreeBSD, then Apache, PHP, and MySQL.

On a side note, i have moved this to the *BSD Help forum.
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I would have to disagree. Make sure that you install all of your programs and then the operating system. Freebsd runs on top of apache.
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Just a newb here, but I installed bsd first, ran cvsup to update all the sources, configured my kernel, did the whole build world thing, then installed apache ,mysql, php.

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Very simple... if you want a good manual to get you going try http://www.devx.com/opensource/Article/17534/0/page/That should help you out alot!
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freebsd first

then mysql.

configure mysql and start it up

then compile php into a module for apache.

lastly , compile apache with php and mysql options.
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I would have to disagree. Make sure that you install all of your programs and then the operating system. Freebsd runs on top of apache.



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