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Old 08-04-2006
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How to install PHP and My SQL on Solaris OS

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I am really need your hand in my critical problem , I want to install PHP and My SQL on my Solaris 9 station , I am already have Apache Webserver on it .
This is my system specs , I think it means some thing for who will help me :

SunOS STATION_NAME 5.9 Generic_112233-08 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-100
64-bit sparcv9 kernel modules .

I tried a lot before asking you but belive me it is so hard for me because I am beginner in Unix in general and Solaris specially . I read so many documents and PHP.net manuals with no result . I want some body who guide me step by step , I am ready to download and do what you want completely ….
Really Thanks a lot for your Great Help
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Solaris uses a utility called pkgadd to install software. You will need to download the appropriate Solaris 9 package from the MySQL or PHP website to begin with. A sunblade 100 is a sparc processor system, so if they give you a choice between sparc and x86 solaris versions be sure to choose sparc.

Once you have the package downloaded on your system, you would go to the directory where the package is and give this command:

pkgadd -d ./pkgname --where pkgname is the full name of the package.

If the package is tarred or gzipped you'll need to undo that first.

Other than those simple tips, I don't know what else to tell you. The download/install page for the open source app you're trying to use should have the detailed instructions you need to find and download the package on their website.
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Thanks ,
but may you Please give me the link to download them ,
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Hello...
I also have some problem with apache...it seems installed on my solaris..

but I can not access web page from other comp..

http://ipaddress...

how to know that I do have my apache installed OK??
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NO BODY want help me
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