In message of Wed, 27 Jun 2007, countach writes
>En las nuevas, Alpha Crucis Radio Network IT Admin escribió:
>> Is there any software to run PHP-based programs under
>> Windows XP. I plan on temporarily relocating my web
>> page to my Windows XP box, but I also run a bulletin board that needs
>> PHP to run.
>>
>> Is there also a MySQL implementation for Windows XP, since phpBB also
>> needs MySQL to run.
>>
>> As part of the "day of silience" on Internet Radio, I plan
>> on temporarily relocating my web page to my PC, and
>> then turning off IIS on my machine, and taking my web
>> site dark as wll, but I need to have some implmentation
>> of PHP and MySQL for my PC, first, so my BBS that
>> I run as well will still be available until the time comes
>> to temporarily pull the plug on my web site.
>
>PHPTriad works pretty well installing Apache, PHP and MySQL in a Windows
>based machine.
>
>http://sourceforge.net/projects/phptriad/
>
>
>

Excuse my ignorance, but can you run both Apache and IIS on an XP
machine. E.g. what happens when you type localhost in the browser.

At the moment I use IIS (with ASP and M$Access), but I am converting to
PHP on my Linux Laptop having installed LAMP. It would be nice to do
the conversion on one machine.

David

..oO(David Floyd)

>Excuse my ignorance, but can you run both Apache and IIS on an XP
>machine.

Yes, they just have to listen on different ports.

>E.g. what happens when you type localhost in the browser.

For example:

http://localhost => Apache
http://localhost:4280 => IIS

Micha

On 2 Oct, 09:38, David Floyd <da...@floyd.org.uk> wrote:
> In message of Wed, 27 Jun 2007, countach writes
>
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> >En las nuevas, Alpha Crucis Radio Network IT Admin escribió:
> >> Is there any software to run PHP-based programs under
> >> Windows XP. I plan on temporarily relocating my web
> >> page to my Windows XP box, but I also run a bulletin board that needs
> >> PHP to run.
>
> >> Is there also a MySQL implementation for Windows XP, since phpBB also
> >> needs MySQL to run.
>
> >> As part of the "day of silience" on Internet Radio, I plan
> >> on temporarily relocating my web page to my PC, and
> >> then turning off IIS on my machine, and taking my web
> >> site dark as wll, but I need to have some implmentation
> >> of PHP and MySQL for my PC, first, so my BBS that
> >> I run as well will still be available until the time comes
> >> to temporarily pull the plug on my web site.
>
> >PHPTriad works pretty well installing Apache, PHP and MySQL in a Windows
> >based machine.
>
> >http://sourceforge.net/projects/phptriad/
>
> Excuse my ignorance, but can you run both Apache and IIS on an XP
> machine. E.g. what happens when you type localhost in the browser.
>
> At the moment I use IIS (with ASP and M$Access), but I am converting to
> PHP on my Linux Laptop having installed LAMP. It would be nice to do
> the conversion on one machine.
>
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You can set one of them to listen on a different port. For instance,
if you install MSAS or JSAS, the apache server that comes with them is
configured to listen on port 85 (instead of the standard http port
80). So you would refereto one of them as http://localhost/... (which
would sent the request to port 80) and the other one as http://localhost:85/...

But this is way off topic for a MySQL newsgroup.

In message of Tue, 2 Oct 2007, Michael Fesser writes
>.oO(David Floyd)
>
>>Excuse my ignorance, but can you run both Apache and IIS on an XP
>>machine.
>
>Yes, they just have to listen on different ports.
>
>>E.g. what happens when you type localhost in the browser.
>
>For example:
>
>http://localhost => Apache
>http://localhost:4280 => IIS
>

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

David