Comments on: Converting the Mini to a Server: Preliminaries http://www.elharo.com/blog/mac/2006/03/07/converting-the-mini-to-a-server-preliminaries/ Ranting and Raving Tue, 02 Dec 2008 12:53:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Mokka mit Schlag » Converting a Mini to a Server, Part 3: MySQL and PHP http://www.elharo.com/blog/mac/2006/03/07/converting-the-mini-to-a-server-preliminaries/#comment-574 Mokka mit Schlag » Converting a Mini to a Server, Part 3: MySQL and PHP Tue, 07 Mar 2006 20:57:23 +0000 http://blog.elharo.com/blog/?p=167#comment-574 [...] To summarize what has gone before, I now have headless, network access to a Mac X86 Mini, and have successfully installed Apache 2.0.55. The next step is to install MySQL, PHP, and WordPress; then copy The Cafes and elharo.com from the old server to the Mini. [...] [...] To summarize what has gone before, I now have headless, network access to a Mac X86 Mini, and have successfully installed Apache 2.0.55. The next step is to install MySQL, PHP, and WordPress; then copy The Cafes and elharo.com from the old server to the Mini. [...]

]]> By: Elliotte Rusty Harold http://www.elharo.com/blog/mac/2006/03/07/converting-the-mini-to-a-server-preliminaries/#comment-573 Elliotte Rusty Harold Tue, 07 Mar 2006 18:10:13 +0000 http://blog.elharo.com/blog/?p=167#comment-573 MAMP does look very nice. (Adding Zend to the current mix on this server would be cool.) However, I'm afraid the lack of a Universal Binary is a deal breaker for the moment. MAMP does look very nice. (Adding Zend to the current mix on this server would be cool.) However, I’m afraid the lack of a Universal Binary is a deal breaker for the moment.

]]> By: Mokka mit Schlag » Converting a Mini to a Server, Part 2: Installing Apache http://www.elharo.com/blog/mac/2006/03/07/converting-the-mini-to-a-server-preliminaries/#comment-572 Mokka mit Schlag » Converting a Mini to a Server, Part 2: Installing Apache Tue, 07 Mar 2006 17:15:07 +0000 http://blog.elharo.com/blog/?p=167#comment-572 [...] To summarize what has gone before, I now have headless, network access to the mini, gcc installed, and have found my preferred set of Apache config options. For future reference they are: –prefix=/usr/httpd –enable-auth-anon –enable-auth-digest –enable-auth-dbm –enable-deflate –enable-expires –enable-headers –enable-mime-magic –enable-rewrite –enable-speling –enable-ssl –enable-unique-id –enable-usertrack –enable-vhost-alias –enable-include –enable-so [...] [...] To summarize what has gone before, I now have headless, network access to the mini, gcc installed, and have found my preferred set of Apache config options. For future reference they are: –prefix=/usr/httpd –enable-auth-anon –enable-auth-digest –enable-auth-dbm –enable-deflate –enable-expires –enable-headers –enable-mime-magic –enable-rewrite –enable-speling –enable-ssl –enable-unique-id –enable-usertrack –enable-vhost-alias –enable-include –enable-so [...]

]]> By: Stephen http://www.elharo.com/blog/mac/2006/03/07/converting-the-mini-to-a-server-preliminaries/#comment-571 Stephen Tue, 07 Mar 2006 16:54:23 +0000 http://blog.elharo.com/blog/?p=167#comment-571 For PowerPC Macs, MAMP is a nice solution for getting a current LAMP stack set up. It gives you the recent stable versions of everything pre-compiled, and a nice quick GUI for starting/stopping the different parts. Unfortunately it doesn't look like they have a Universal setup for it yet. http://www.mamp.info/en/home/ For PowerPC Macs, MAMP is a nice solution for getting a current LAMP stack set up. It gives you the recent stable versions of everything pre-compiled, and a nice quick GUI for starting/stopping the different parts. Unfortunately it doesn’t look like they have a Universal setup for it yet.

http://www.mamp.info/en/home/

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