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Apache

LAMP Stack LogoPreviously we discussed about how to install Apache and PHP from source. Installing LAMP stack from source will give you full control to configure different parameters.

Installing LAMP stack using yum is very easy and takes only minutes. This is a good option for beginners who don’t feel comfortable installing from source. Also, Installing LAMP stack using yum is a good choice, if you want to keep things simple and just use the default configuration.
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9 Tips to Use Apachectl and Httpd like a Power User

by Ramesh Natarajan on August 21, 2008

ApacheAfter you have installed Apache2, if you want to use apachectl and httpd to it’s maximum potential, you should go beyond using start, stop and restart. The 9 practical examples provided in this article will help you to use apachectl and httpd very effectively.
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Instruction Guide to Install PHP5 from Source on Linux

by Ramesh Natarajan on July 31, 2008

PHP LogoAll Linux distributions comes with PHP. However, it is recommended to download latest PHP source code, compile and install on Linux. This will make it easier to upgrade PHP on an ongoing basis immediately after a new patch or release is available for download from PHP. This article explains how to install PHP5 from source on Linux.
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Install Apache 2 from Source on Linux

by Ramesh Natarajan on July 23, 2008

ApacheAll Linux distributions comes with Apache. However, it is recommended to download latest Apache source code, compile and install on Linux. This will make it easier to upgrade Apache on a ongoing basis immediately after a new patch or release is available for download from Apache. This article explains how to install Apache2 from source on Linux.
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