July 16th, 2010 |
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Installation Get the latest version of phpMyAdmin from phpMyAdmin.net. The files will compressed – so you will have to extract it. Create a folder called ‘phpMyAdmin’ in the document root of your server and extract the PHP scripts into it. That’s it – the installing part is over. The latest version will automatically configure itself to run with these settings…Database Host : localhost Username : root Password : (Empty)Configuration If you wish to configure your phpMyAdmin using more advanced options, open the folder you installed phpMyAdmin to(<Document Root/phpMyAdmin/>) and create a folder called ‘config’. Make sure it has write permission. You can give it write permission with the following command(assuming that your are on a linux system)… chmod 666 config
Installing the LAMP environment on a Linux system is easy if you are comfortable with using the native package management software. If you on a Red Hat/Fedora/CentOS system, that will be yum – and for Debian/Ubuntu systems, that will be apt. This tutorial shows you how to install Apache 2, PHP 5 and MySQL 5 in Debian using apt. Before installation, a few points to remember. These instruction are not for a production environment – this is for a development environment. To install the software, you need root access. You can get that using this command… su - [Enter root password] Installing Apache 2 Use this command to install Apache 2. apt-get install apache2 Make sure you specify ‘apache2? – or else, apache 1.3 will be installed.
May 27th, 2010 |
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After install Apache you go to directory /etc/httpd/conf and open file httpd.conf. Go to the very bottom of your httpd.conf file in your text editor. You should see an example of a virtual host there. Each line of that example will begin with an octothorpe (#). The octothorpe character marks the line as a comment, so the example is not executed. Add the following lines below that example:
May 6th, 2010 |
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Using the records provided by the tutorial with Google ( http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?answer=33915 ), you can configure the records by following these instructions: 1. Login to your Sitelutions account. 2. On the top bar, click on “URL/DNS Control Center”. 3. Under “Jump to Domain” Section Select your domain. 4. Select “[Advanced Config & DDNS]” under the “Root” row of the domain. 5. Once there got to the “MX Records” section. 6. Click on [Add Record] and fill in the details provided by Google. 7. Click Done. 8. Repeat until you have filled in all of the records that Google recommends.
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