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install/uninstall apche, php, mysql
hi,
i would like to run apache, php and mysql on linux and uninstall all things relevants these installed before and i would like to install again from source code. But i can not uninstall apache because of depandency.
is there anyone who can explain me how i can remove these and install them alltogether?
thanks.
i would like to run apache, php and mysql on linux and uninstall all things relevants these installed before and i would like to install again from source code. But i can not uninstall apache because of depandency.
is there anyone who can explain me how i can remove these and install them alltogether?
thanks.
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thank guys,
solved my problem. I uninstall apache, mysql and php by an interface on mandrake 9.1.
guiguikun' s shell command does not work. Linux does not allow to use that to uninstall. So i don't know how i can unstall from console still.
anyway thanks to your responses.
solved my problem. I uninstall apache, mysql and php by an interface on mandrake 9.1.
guiguikun' s shell command does not work. Linux does not allow to use that to uninstall. So i don't know how i can unstall from console still.
anyway thanks to your responses.
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# configure PHP4 and apply it to the Apache source tree
$ cd ../php-4.x
$ ./configure --with-apache=../apache_1.
$ gmake
$ gmake install
$ cd ..