Need help to create installer for Apache,mysql,php
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Apache and PHP are already installed. A MySQL install is available for OS X user and likely has an easy install, or normal install process. Setup Apache to handle PHP and auto start MySQL and you are done. To note; I believe MySQL comes preinstalled on OS X Server.
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Another option too - if you just want a test environment that you can easily remove later you can always get XAmpp ( apache friends - xampp for mac os x ) or mamp ( MAMP: Mac, Apache, MySQL, PHP ). These will install into the applications directory and are folders that contain the full web hierarchy as well as the appropriate applications - nice and easy fully self contained without really affecting much of the rest of the OS.
Hi ,
I really appreciate for your quick reply . i want to create my own installer package just like xampp . Installer should be capable to configure any port (not 80) for apache , (not 3306) mysql. By using this i want to deploy my php project.
I have seen same installer for the one php project Nolapro . but it supports windows OS.
Thanks
Bhavesh
I really appreciate for your quick reply . i want to create my own installer package just like xampp . Installer should be capable to configure any port (not 80) for apache , (not 3306) mysql. By using this i want to deploy my php project.
I have seen same installer for the one php project Nolapro . but it supports windows OS.
Thanks
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Oh, I think I see - you want to build a complete package with apache, mysql, php and your own website/php script files so the user would then just plunk (or install, I don't remember what mamp does off hand, been a long time since I threw it on my system) that into applications folder and launch the apps from within there (or I assume a launcher that you would write)...
Hmm, my ONLY guess would be is you would have to create your folder hierarchy, get apache, mysql, php to all be installed into there, modify their config files to change their folder references, then create your distributable (install package or drag and drop package within a dmg) for the user to install. The most critical would be a launcher so it would launch apache/mysql/etc for you so you can always make sure to pass the appropriate current path to the apps for the configs instead of letting them launch apache manually which would search specific folders for configs if it's not given certain command line arguments.
Hmm, my ONLY guess would be is you would have to create your folder hierarchy, get apache, mysql, php to all be installed into there, modify their config files to change their folder references, then create your distributable (install package or drag and drop package within a dmg) for the user to install. The most critical would be a launcher so it would launch apache/mysql/etc for you so you can always make sure to pass the appropriate current path to the apps for the configs instead of letting them launch apache manually which would search specific folders for configs if it's not given certain command line arguments.
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