Re: Install Probs with LInux/Apache/MySQL

>>> ld.so.conf should contain /usr/local/mysql/lib/mysql DO NOT FORGET to run >>> ldconfig after changing ld.so.conf >> >> Did this before and got same errors, and I didn't forget to ldconfig > > I know an experienced sysadmin who forgot. I don't doubt that. >>> uhm, being a creative guy does NOT mean you know how to install/maintain a >>> server. >> >> Glad you can make such judgements based on my sig line -- You're are right, >> but that was kind of a knee jerk assumption that you should shy away from >> doing in the future. > > I don't know many (0) creative guys who know much about the servers they're > using. Perhaps I'm jumping to conclusions.. You're right... BUT - count me a (1) that wants to lean. > >>> I wonder.. why don't you hire someone to do the job for you.. costs >>> you less then trying it yourself.. >> >> Let's sum it up by saying I like to learn new things. Plus, if I know this >> I don't have to be held hostage by ignorance when I need something like this >> on another server. > > I can understand that.. but why not play with an offline machine until you > know what you're doing.. screwing up an offline machine is not such a > problem.. Right again -- got an old P100 machine here that I am going to try this on.. > > You could ask your ISP to do it this time.. next time you'll have enough > knowledge to do it yourself. /me doesn't like to admin boxes installed by > someone else.. > Sending them a message right now because I am going mad trying to figure out what tools they have installed and if they are correct. >>> Anyway, the tutorial on devshed.com should get you up and running.. is not >>> going to cost you to much time. >>> >> >> Couldn't find it. Sorry. > > Then you didn't look very hard: > http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/SoothinglySeamless/ > > All I needed to do was to type www.devshed.com CLICK PHP and scroll down. > > Bye, > > > B. Found it right after I posted the previous message. Bet you're saying 'Yeah Right' :) It does look like a very good tutorial. Thanks. Hey, can we fuss like this more often! It's fun, and I learn a lot. Seriously, thanks for the direction. > > > -- > PHP Install Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, e-mail: php-install-unsubscribe@lists.php.net > For additional commands, e-mail: php-install-help@lists.php.net > To contact the list administrators, e-mail: php-list-admin@lists.php.net >