Practical PHP5+Apache2.2+MySQL5.1 configuration experience_PHP tutorial

Yesterday, I suddenly wanted to get some PHP, so I started configuring it on my notebook. I have configured it before. The main problem was that the connection to MySqL failed, and it prompted Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect(). I searched for information on the Internet, whether it was setting environment variables or copying php.ini and libmysql.dll to the system32 directory. I tried everything but failed, and finally gave up. I encountered the same problem this time, but I made up my mind: If I don't succeed, I will smash my notebook! Finally, I still feel sorry for my notebook, and the configuration was successful just now. Yichen Joy^o^......

Configuration environment: Windows Xp Professional Sp2 + Apache 2.2.4 + PHP 5.2.5 + Mysql 5.1.33

Now share the experience as follows:

Key directory representation: PHP installation directory—PHP_Dir, Apache installation directory—Apache_Dir. Note that there is no "/" or "" at the end of the directory string

1. Install MySql, PHP, and Apache. There is generally no problem with the installation. The key lies in configuration.

2.Configure php.ini:

(1) Copy php.ini-dist in the PHP_Dir directory and rename it to php.ini.

(2) Open php.ini, locate extension_dir, and set extension_dir = "PHP_Dir". Note that the end of PHP_Dir does not include the slash "/", and the backslash "" is changed to a slash "/".

(3) In php.ini, locate extension=php_mysql.dll, delete the ";" sign in front of this line, and change it to extension=ext/php_mysql.dll. If you want to load mysqli or other modules, modify it in the same way.

When configuring extension_dir, there are many on the Internet, but they basically keep the default "./", and copy files and set environment variables, which is too troublesome. It has never been successful on my laptop (I have only successfully configured it on a company desktop). In my current configuration, the total path of the MYSQL module is "PHP_Dir/ext/php_mysql.dll", otherwise Apache cannot load the Mysql module when it starts.

3. Configure httpd.conf

(1) Open httpd.conf in the Apache_Dirconf directory (a novice like me is best to make a copy, haha) .

(2) Locate Listen, the default is Listen 80. If there are multiple servers, you can make appropriate modifications. My IIS occupies port 80, so I changed it to Listen 81.

(3) Add LoadModule. For the convenience of reading, locate it behind a large list of LoadModules and add

LoadModule php5_module "PHP_Dir/php5apache2_2.dll"

AddType application/ x-httpd-php .php

PHPIniDir "PHP_Dir" If you use php5apache2_2.dll, it may also be php5apache2.dll. According to your own environment settings

(4) Set the root directory appropriately, I put DocumentRoot "Apache_Dir/htdocs" is changed to another directory, and the is also modified accordingly.

At this point, the configuration is complete. I excitedly opened the browser and entered

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