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Environment configuration (window+Apache+Php)
If you have configured it and forgotten it, follow the red letter guidance~
If you hate the work of configuring the environment, haha, search for "XAMPP" ~ you can find everything in the installation package!
Ok, if you want to know this and why, continue.
I. Download Apache (msi version)
a. Network domain, server, administrator settings, feel free to feel free to decide if you are not sure ~ remember (this information can be modified in httpd.conf)
b. To install, open the conf file in the apache directory, find httpd.cong, and add support for the PHP module
ø
LoadMoudle php5_moudle X:/php/php5apache2_2.dll
Effect: Load the module that processes PHP.
ø Add code
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
Effect: Add PHP-recognizable MIME type
Ø Add the following code at the end of the file
LoadFile X:phplibmcrypt.dll
LoadFile X:phplibmysql.dll
Effect: Support libmcrypt and libmtsql
Ø Add the following code at the end of the file
PHPIniDir "X:/php"
Effect: Set the file directory of php.ini
ø Note: Only the distinction between the file directory "" and "/" ~
The general quotation marks are /
Outside the quotation marks is
ø Another explanatory introduction later
II. Download PHP
a. Change php.ini-xxxxxxxxx in the php directory to php.ini (we will introduce some settings in detail later)
b. Set expansion file directory
i. Find extension_dir="./" --- Change to extension_dir="X:/php/ext"
c. Enable some commonly used extensions
Extension=php_gd2.dll
Effect: Support GD drawing function
Extension=php_mbstring.dll
Extension=php_mcrypt.dll
Extension=php_mysql.dll
Effect: Support MySQL database
Extension=php_mysqli.dll
d. Add environment variables
Add "X:php" to Path
III. Running PHP:
a. Start the Apache server~
b. Create the phpinfo.php file in the htdocs folder of apache
c. Write the following code:
IV. Notes:
a. The Apache configuration file is only called at startup, so you must restart it after modification
b. Apache cannot start usually because there is a problem with the configuration file. The most common reason is that there are illegal characters
C. httpd.conf file does not indicate that when it can support .html, do not embed the PHP code in HTML
d. Experience it for yourself!! Do not use port 8080 by other services, otherwise the server will not be generated by default.
Some configuration additions about Apache
• Important parameters
a. ServerRoot "X:/apache" //Software installation location
b. PidFile logs/httpd.pid //The process number file location of the parent process
c. Listen:8080 //Port number
d.
e. ServerAdmin //Administrator’s email address.
g. DirectoryIndex index.html index.php index.htm //Homepage file settings
• A few commands
a. X:Apache2.2bin> httpd -k install -n ApacheName
Create an ApacheName service named
b. X:Apache2.2bin> httpd -k uninstall -n ApacheName
Delete the ApacheName service named
c. X:Apache2.2bin> httpd -n ApacheName -t
Check the correctness of the configuration file
d.
Basic operations
About PHP configuration instructions
1. Php.ini is the php global configuration file
Controlled behavior
Language Options Safe Mode Syntax Highlighting
Miscellaneous Resource Limitations Error Handling and Logging
Data processing Path and directory File upload
Fopen wrapper Dynamic expansion Module settings
For the situation where the port is occupied
1. A problem arises when starting up! Service State is empty!
2. This means that there is no apache service in the service
3. It is said that if emial is not admin, there will be no service - I don’t know if it is true or not, but there will be problems if the port is occupied
4. Obtain the highest permissions first~ (Control Panel-User Accounts and Family Security-System and Security-Action Center-Change User Account Control Settings-Change to "Never Notify")
5. Restart
6. cmd input: cd /d X:Apache2.2bin go to the specified directory
7. cmd execution: httpd.exe -k install -n apache2
8. ok
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