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Since the PHP environment under the Ubuntu system needs to be used in the competition, I summarized it myself by referring to the online tutorials.

LAMP (Linux+Apache+Mysql+Php) environment, the establishment and basic configuration of the environment are very simple. There are also tutorials online, here are a few recommendations:
http://www.cnblogs.com/wenanry/archive/2012/11/13/2767779.html
http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2014-10/107924.htm

Software installation process:
Enter at the console:

<code>sudo apt<span>-get</span> install apache2 php5<span>-mysql</span> libapache2<span>-mod</span><span>-php5</span> mysql<span>-server</span></code>

During the installation process, you will encounter Mysql settings, which means you are asked to enter the password of the Mysql root user.
After completing the installation, open the browser, enter localhost in the address bar, and press Enter. If you can see "It Works!", it means that the previous installation was successful and subsequent configuration can be performed.

Check whether the php environment is set up successfully:
First of all, you need to know where is the default address of the built local website server? To know this, you need to first know where the file directory of the Apache server is? Generally speaking, the directory of the Apache server is in /etc/apache2. Under the /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/ folder, there is a 000-default.conf configuration file. The "DocumentRoot" in the file "The address referred to is the default address of the local website server. cd to the default address and create the PHP code for the detection environment:

<code>sudo touch test.php
sudo vim test.php
<span><span><?php</span>
    phpinfo();
<span>?></span></span></code>

Then, enter localhost/test.php in the browser for detection. If a table about the PHP version appears, it means the environment configuration is successful.

Install php:

<code><span>sudo</span> apt-get install php5</code>

After the installation is completed, the basic php development environment is set up.
Since the default address of the local website server has not been modified, website-related files (html/css/javascript/php) need to be written and tested at the default address.

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The above introduces the establishment of the PHP development environment under the Ubuntu system, including the content of the Ubuntu system. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.