Sheldon Livingston
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PHP development
I currently have an ASP server (for all general purposes). Thus my router points 80 requests to it.
I would like to get into PHP.
I assume that I need to build a LAMP... can I assume that I need another IP Address?
With ASP and Visual Studio I can develop on my workstation and then push to the server... a personal web server displays the ASP pages. What do you do for PHP?
Thanks
I would like to get into PHP.
I assume that I need to build a LAMP... can I assume that I need another IP Address?
With ASP and Visual Studio I can develop on my workstation and then push to the server... a personal web server displays the ASP pages. What do you do for PHP?
Thanks
PHP will run on IIS. I have it running on IIS5.1 in XP and my Godaddy Windows hosting is IIS7 on Server 2008 with PHP. If you have a spare machine you can install WAMP http://www.wampserver.com/en/ or XAMPP http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html . You could install one on your current machine but you would have to run Apache on a different port because IIS does not like to share.
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Thank you!
Is this what you mean by that ?