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Originally Posted by Raistlin
Hi Richard,
Thanks for that.
So, first step then is to install Apache and PHP and get them set up and running as per your guide.
Once that's done if I post back will you give me some pointers on where to go next please (polite pointers that is  ).
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BTW - Ignore the bit at the end of the guide about stopping Apache from running - you'll want it running all the time if it's a server.
Also don't worry about MySQL just yet - all you need is Apache/PHP.
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It's pretty cool being able to check if your server is OK when you're in the coffee shop
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You say cool, I say sad  |
Everyone in work seems quite impressed with the stuff I can do (IT Dept
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For example, the image in my sig is actually some complicated server code that will count the time I'm offline for and if it reaches 2 weeks it will send emails, change webpages and send messages over MSN, among other stuff.
It's basically an automated system that I've been working on for a couple of years now that will keep track of me and if I'm offline for too long then it will assume something nasty happened to me so will inform certain people and do certain tasks that I assign to it...anyway - that's for another topic.