What's your favorite WAMP installer and why?
July 19, 2004 12:41 PM Subscribe
What's your favorite WAMP installer? (and, of course ,why?)
He also needs mysql, which means that needs to be configured as well, which is why we have WAMP installers. No?
I've tried a couple. I use WinLAMP these days. I find that it's kept up to date better than some others.
posted by jpoulos at 2:23 PM on July 19, 2004
I've tried a couple. I use WinLAMP these days. I find that it's kept up to date better than some others.
posted by jpoulos at 2:23 PM on July 19, 2004
This tutorial saw me through a while back. It was relatively easy, and I didn't end up with all the screwy settings that all-in-one installers try to force on you.
That said, you might like apache2triad.
posted by reklaw at 2:25 PM on July 19, 2004
That said, you might like apache2triad.
posted by reklaw at 2:25 PM on July 19, 2004
WAMP5 has a new release bundled with Apache 1.3.31, PHP5.0.0, SQLitemanager, MySQL 4.0.18 & Phpmyadmin that looks interesting for development on a Windows box.
posted by page404 at 3:31 PM on July 19, 2004
posted by page404 at 3:31 PM on July 19, 2004
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Just install apache using their installer, which adds it as a service in windows. From there, download and install PHP... assuming, of course, that's the 'p' in 'wamp.' Final step, just add a the line to the http.conf file so that apache recognizes PHP. (It's part of the PHP tutorial...)
posted by ph00dz at 1:09 PM on July 19, 2004