Ubuntu Intrepid - installing Apache and PHP5
Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex comes with Apache v.2.2.9 and PHP v.5.2.6 and they are easily installed via the default Ubuntu Package Manager 'aptitude'.
The advantage of using aptitude is that you will get any security updates from Ubuntu (if and when distributed) and dependencies are automatically taken care of.
Ubuntu Hardy - Installing MySQL (with Rails and PHP options)
Installing MySQL on Ubuntu Hardy is very simple using the 'aptitude' package manager.
This article will go through the install process and also look at what other packages are need for MySQL to integrate with Ruby on Rails and with a standard PHP install.
Ubuntu Hardy - installing Apache and PHP5
Ubuntu Hardy Heron comes with Apache v.2.2.8 and PHP v.5.2.4 and they are easily installed via the default Ubuntu Package Manager 'aptitude'.
The advantage of using aptitude is that you will get any security updates from Ubuntu (if and when distributed) and dependencies are automatically taken care of.
CentOS - Installing Apache and PHP5
CentOS comes with Apache v.2.2.3 and PHP v.5.1.6 and they are easily installed via the default CentOS Package Manager 'yum'.
The advantage of using yum (as opposed to installing via source code) is that you will get any security updates (if and when distributed) and dependencies are automatically taken care of.
