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1 Installing PHP under Windows: Further Configuration of WAMP

2 Configuring Apache

3 Configuring PHP

4 Conclusion

Installing PHP under Windows: Further Configuration of WAMP



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PHPIn his last article, Matthew showed us how to successfully install and configure WAMP (Windows, Apache, MySQL and PHP) to setup a development environment.  In this next piece, learn how to make use of the Apache and PHP configuration files to further enhance your server needs.

In the previous tutorial, your WAMP system on your home PC is best for use as a development server only. You may be able to host a personal home page or hobby page, but of course this would only be available when your computer is on and online.  Bearing in mind our decision to only use it as a development server we will have a specialised configuration.

In an attempt to make code developed on our server portable to the widest possible range of configurations, for other peoples’ servers, we will deliberately have a strict configuration, with many options turned off, this will force us to use _better_ programming techniques thus allowing anyone with Apache and PHP to run our code.

First we are going to configure Apache, I will attempt to justify my choices for any configuration changes that I make, as well as briefly explain other possible options.  This will allow you to choose your own options should your opinion differ from mine.


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Subseafloor Observatories Installed to Run Dynamic Experiments

Photo of a welder working on a reentry cone used to guide drill pipe into the ocean floor.

Marine geologists have returned from two months at sea off British Columbia, Canada, where they installed two observatories in the ocean floor to run innovative experiments at the bottom of the sea.

The Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP) "Juan de Fuca Ridge-Flank Hydrogeology" expedition--Expedition 327--left Victoria, Canada, on July 9th and returned on September 5th.

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