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PHP5.5.15 Apache2.4.10 MySQL5.6.20 configuration method sharing, apache2.4php5.6_PHP tutorial
Jul 12, 2016 am 08:53 AM
PHP5.5.15 Apache2.4.10 MySQL5.6.20 configuration method sharing, apache2.4php5.6
For novices learning PHP, since the configuration methods on the Internet are all from a long time ago, The timeliness is not high, and the environment configuration is often a headache. When I first learned to configure the PHP environment, I configured it for three nights. Problems of one kind or another always occurred every time. Now I put the latest version of PHP5.5.15 Apache2.4.10 MySQL5. 6.20, the configuration method of win7x86 is shared with everyone. The same is true for 64-bit, but the downloaded software must also be 64-bit.
Environment: win7 32. (The same applies to 64-bit, downloading related software must be the corresponding 64-bit version)
PHP5.5.15 (php-5.5.15-Win32-VC11-x86.zip)
Apache2.4.10 (httpd-2.4.10-win32-VC11.zip)
MySQL5.6.20 (mysql-5.6.20-win32.zip)
Method/Step 1: Preparation (download the required software)
You must install VC11 (VSU_4vcredist_x86.exe) before installing apache. The URL is http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679. When selecting, choose the English version. If If the win7 system is 64-bit, please download VSU_4vcredist_x64.exe. Please refer to the picture below for the download page
Apache2.4.10(httpd-2.4.10-win32-VC11.zip) URL: http://www.apachelounge.com/download/
PHP5.5.15(php-5.5.15-Win32-VC11-x86.zip) Here we choose the thread-safe version, about the thread-safe version and non-thread-safe version For the difference between versions, you can check the relevant information online by yourself. The download URL is: http://windows.php.net/download/. VC11 x86 Thread Safe is a 32-bit thread-safe version
MySQL5.6.20(mysql-5.6.20-win32.zip), URL: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/, select here This is the installation-free version, see the picture below
Method/Step 2: Installation
Install VC11, double-click to open, click several next steps until the installation is successful
After downloading Apache, it is a zip package. Just unzip it and put it in the appropriate location. It is not recommended to put it in the C drive, because all the data on the C drive will be lost when reinstalling the system. Here we will put it in the F drive. In the apache2.4 directory under the phptools folder
After downloading php, it is also a zip package. It is also decompressed to the appropriate location. Here we also place it in the php5.5 directory under the phptools folder of the F drive
MySQL chooses the installation-free version, which is even simpler. It is also unzipped to the appropriate location. Here we also put it in the MySQL directory under the phptools folder of the F drive. After unzipping and installing, it is as shown below
Method/Step 3: Configure PHP
1. Copy F:phptoolsphp5.5php.ini-production and rename it to php.ini;
2. Add F:phptoolsphp5.5 and F:phptoolsphp5.5ext to the environment variable PATH, select the computer, right-click Properties-->Advanced System Settings-->Environment Variables-->System Variables, find Path, edit, Add;F:phptoolsphp5.5;F:phptoolsphp5.5ext, as shown below,
Method/Step 4: Configure Apache
1. Use Notepad to open F:phptoolsApache2.4Apache24conf
Find ServerRoot and modify ServerRoot "C:/Apache24" => ServerRoot "F:/phptools/Apache2.4/Apache24" (the input here is the location where you unzipped the apache installation package)
2. Find #ServerName www.example.com:80 and change it to ServerName www.example.com:80 (remove the # in front)
3. Find DocumentRoot "c:/Apache24/htdocs" and change it to DocumentRoot "F:/phptools/Apache2.4/Apache24/htdocs" (if the same, no need to change)
4. Find
5. Find DirectoryIndex index.html and change it to DirectoryIndex index.html index.php index.htm (here we added index.php index.htm)
6. Find ScriptAlias ??/cgi-bin/ "c:/Apache24/cgi-bin/" and change it to ScriptAlias ??/cgi-bin/ " F:/phptools/Apache2.4/Apache24/cgi-bin" (if the same, also No need to change)
7. Find
8. Add LoadModule php5_module "F:/phptools/php5.5/php5apache2_4.dll" in the last line of F:phptoolsapache2.4.10confhttpd.conf to let apache support php (please confirm that F:/phptools/php5.5/has php5apache2_4. dll, if you downloaded the link I provided, there must be one)
9. Add AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .html .htm
10. Add PHPIniDir "F:/phptools/php5.5" (tell apache the location of php.ini)
At this point, the configuration of httpd.conf is completed, save httpd.conf.
Method/Step 5: Install apache into the system service
Enter F:phptoolsApache2.4Apache24binhttpd -k install and press Enter
The installation process is as shown below
Method/Step 6: Open several common php extensions
1. Use Notepad to open F:phptoolsphp5.5php.ini
Change; extension_dir = "ext" to extension_dir = "ext" (remove the semicolon in front of extension)
2. Modify ;extension=php_mbstring.dll to extension=php_mbstring.dll (remove the semicolon in front of extension, this is php multi-byte string extension)
3. Modify ;extension=php_mysql.dll to extension=php_mysql.dll (remove the semicolon in front of extension)
4. Modify ;extension=php_mysqli.dll to extension=php_mysqli.dll (remove the semicolon in front of extension)
Method/Step 7: Start Apache
1. MySQL installation-free version environment configuration, for details, please refer to: MySQL5.6 installation-free version environment configuration graphic tutorial
2. Start apache. There are two startup methods:
Start in windows service; click Start, find Computer, right-click-->Manage-->Services and Applications-->Service, find Apache2.4, right-click to start, as shown below
3. Double-click F:phptoolsApache2.4Apache24binApacheMonitor.exe to start, as shown below
Method/Step 8: Start MySQL
After the MySQL installation-free version is successfully configured, it will also be started in the service. The startup method is similar to the way Apache is started in the service. The difference is that you right-click to start the MySQL service
Notes
1) When configuring Apache, the configured directory must be consistent with the directory you decompressed and placed, otherwise an error will occur
2) Before starting Apache, it must be installed successfully in windows before it can be started
3) The MySQL installation-free version must be successfully configured before it can be started
The latest php environment has been successfully set up, thank you everyone for reading.
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