[ Thanks to Krishnan Subramanian for
this link. ]
“LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. Some people will
use Perl or Python for P instead of PHP. Without going into that
argument, we will now see how Apache, MySQL and PHP can be
installed in your Fedora box using an amazing tool called Apache
Toolbox. Apache Toolbox is a fully customizable and Menu driven
utility which can be used to easily compile Apache with PHP, MySQL,
SSL and many other modules. This is very helpful for novice users
who wants to install LAMP. If you want to install from source code
without this toolbox, there are many references available and you
can also refer to one such article. I have made every effort to
reproduce the installation process in this article….”
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