Configuring ZendFrame development environment in php

My development environment is Ubuntu12

1. Go to the official website to download the ZendFrame development package. The latest one is: ZendFramework-1.12.15.tar.gz

After unzipping, copy the zf.sh and zf.php files in the bin directory Go to the /usr/bin directory

sudo vim ~/.bashrc

Add the last line:

alias zf=/usr/bin/zf.sh

Put the library of the ZendFramework-1.12.15.tar.gz compressed package Copy the zend file in the directory to the /usr/share/php directory. My default path for php is /usr/share/php. This can be configured in the php.ini configuration file: include_path. The reader can set it by himself. 2. Settings A virtual host environment

First ifconfig checks your own IP address. If it is not set, set a static IP by yourself,

ifconfig etho 192.168.88.153

broadcast 192.168.88.255 netmask 255.255.255.0 (my personal setting)

vim /etc/hosts

Add: 192.168.88.153 haha.com (haha.com is the domain name accessed by the browser)

ping haha.com Test whether you can ping haha.com Open Apache's mod_write module through

vim /ETC/Apache2/SITES-AVAILABLE/Hahacom

& LT; VirtualHost 192.168.88.153:80>

Documentroot "/VAR/HAHACOM/PUBLIC" ErrorLog "/var/log/ apache2/hahacom_errors.log"

CustomLog "/var/log/apache2/hahacom_access.log" common

The website root directory is /var/www/hahacom/


Switch the directory to /var/www


Execute: zf create project hahacom will automatically generate the website directory content

Execute tree -d hahacom

hahacom

├── application│ ├ ── configs│ ├── controllers

│ ├── models

│ └── views│ ├── helpers│ └── scripts

│ └── ├── error

│ └── index├── docs ├── library

├── public

└── tests │ └── controllers └── library

Open the virtual host
sudo a2ensite hahacom





Restart Apache





sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart

Open the browser and visit: http://haha.com/index, the following picture will be displayed

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