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1. Preliminary preparations for Apache2 (Win32) fully modular installation of perl, php, ssl
1. An installed WIN2000 server. Note: If IIS is already installed on your machine, stop all web sites in IIS. or change the port to something else first.
2. Download software
APACHE 2.0.48
Perl 4.3.1
PHP 4.3.1
MYSQL 4.0.12
ZendOptimizer
There are also a few little things, very Important, it will be used in subsequent installations (not all will be used, some files are compiled and can be used directly)
Download address 1: http://www.xdiy.net/soft/serv.rar
Download address 1: http://www.techxy.com/xdiy/serv.zip
The package contains: mod_perl 1.9/ mod_ssl 2.0.43/ OpenSSL 0.9.6h/ mod_jk/ ApacheModuleGzip.dll
gd 2.0 .9/ gdpm/ perldiver 1.1/ Chinese php.ini/editplus /php_gd_gif.dll, etc.
2. Installation starts
1. APACHE installation
1.1: Run apache_2.0.44-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi ,
Suppose the default path of my installation is X: , so it is installed under the path of APACHE2 under the x disk, and the default domain is domain.com.
1.2: (Make a virtual host, this step is optional)
Edit X:apache2confhttpd.conf
Find #NameVirtualHost *
Modify to NameVirtualHost 192.168.0.1 #Note that this IP is your own host Set the IP
Find ServerName domain.com and change it to #ServerName domain.com
Find ServerAdmin * (* is the email address you filled in when installing apache) and change it to #ServerAdmin
Then add the following statement: #... is my comment, no need to add it, just take a look at it
ServerAdmin webmaster@domain.com
#The email address of the host administrator (contact person) Address
ServerName domain.com
#Host name (host header name)
ServerAlias domain.com www1.domain.com
#Host name (host header name that can also be valid)
document .oot X:/VirtualHost/domain.com/www.domain/wwwroot
#The www root directory of the virtual host.
ErrorLog domain-error_log
#Error log document, it can also be ../logs/www.domain-error_log
CustomLog X:/VirtualHost/domain.com/www.domain/logs/www.domain-access_log common
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin /cgi-bin
#Specify the perl script running directory. Of course, if not specified, the entire directory can be run
ScriptAlias /php4/ "/php-bin"
#Specify php Script running directory, of course, if not specified, the entire directory can be run