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# 8  
Old 05-09-2005
Yes you are right. In fact, if someone wants to learn something, fedora is a good choice and I know that but it is just too complicated.

I installed fedora somewhere else to check things around; and I didn't request installation of http server , mysql and php. After it installed, I just downloaded all these stuff and installed them manually and now everything is fine. Feodra's installation sometimes is really confisuing.

Yes Tux but 'service' command does not work on my system!!
# 9  
Old 05-09-2005
try as root Smilie
# 10  
Old 05-20-2005
You'd better read the readme files of all the softwares you want to install on your linux.
They will tell you what to do. And some times you have to install some other package to make your installation success.
Try use command RPM to uninstall the packages.
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