LAMP environment: steps to build a lamp environment

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This article introduces you to the LAMP environment: the steps to build a lamp environment. It has certain reference value. Friends in need can refer to it. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Preparation

1. Preparation materials:

Linux CentOS-6.5

Xshel

Xftp

Installation Package ECShop_v3.6.0_UTF8_release170608

Note: If the installation package is not available, you can download it from the official website

2. Open Linux CentOS-6.5 Xshel Xftp 3 software

3. Enter Windows and copy the file installation package to /var/www/html/ in Linux. Use Xftp for this step.

4. Check whether the compilation tool gcc exists in the system (gcc checks to see if there is , optional)
(The gcc tool is mainly a tool for compiling c language, and the installed source code is mainly written in c language)
Use the command (gcc -v), if you can see the version number of gcc Information, indicating that this tool exists and can be used. If you don’t have it, you can download and install it

There is no gcc tool here, use yum -y install gcc to download

The first step is to install

1. Set up a lamp environment. To ensure that your virtual machine can connect to the Internet, the yum installation used here can help us solve the dependencies of the software itself. The command is as follows

yum -y install php   ----安装PHP
yum -y install php-mbstring   ---安装PHP扩展
yum -y install  php-mysql  php-gd  php-imap  php-ldap  php-odbc php-pear  php-xml  php-xmlrpc  ---和mysql扩展的
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Second step, restart Apache

After installing the above software (php and its related extensions), you must restart apache, start the apache service and check if the startup is successful

The command is as follows: (Remember to use the root user to start the service)

Method 1

Stop the httpd command (temporary):

Service httpd stop
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Stop the httpd command (permanent) ):

 chkconfig httpd off
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Start httpd command (temporary):

service httpd start
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Start httpd command (permanent):

chkconfig httpd on
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Method 2

Stop the httpd command (temporary):

 Service httpd stop
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Stop the httpd command (permanent):

chkconfig httpd off
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Enter the directory to start the httpd command:

 /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd start
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Check whether httpd is started

Check the startup result:

ps aux | grep httpd
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You can also use service httpd status to check

The third step is to unzip the installation package and transfer it to the HTML directory

Note: /var/www/html/ is the default directory of the Apache HTTP server (as shown in the figure below)

A. Go to /var/www/html/ and decompress ECShop_v3.6.0_UTF8_release170608.zip

Unzip command:

unzip ECShop_v3.6.0_UTF8_release170608.zip
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B. Then uninstall the original installation package

Uninstall command:

Rm -rf ECShop_v3.6.0_UTF8_release170608.zip
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Note: For a better experience, it is convenient to enter the "Registration Page" , skip other tedious steps here, and deliberately change the original path location of the "Registration Page". The steps are as follows:

Enter ECShop_v3.6.0_UTF8_release170608

Command:

 cd ECShop_v3.6.0_UTF8_release170608
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Command: ll

Enter source

Command:

Cd source
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Then copy ecshop appserver to /var/www/html/

Command :

cp -r ecshop /var/www/html
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Command:

cp -r appserver /var/www/html
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Then enter the /var/www/html/ file to check whether the copy is successful

Command:

cd /var/www/html
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Check again whether the copy is successful Success

Command: ll

And delete the redundant ones, keep appserver ecshop

Command: rm -fr File name

The fourth step, Modify permissions

In the next operation, permissions are required to enter the web page. We need to increase the permissions of ecshop appserver in advance

Command:

chmod -R 777 ecshop
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Command:

chmod -R 777 appserver
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The fifth step, open your own ECShop with a browser

Enter your IP to open, such as: 172.16.1.15/ecshop

"Register" appears Page" is successfully built

The sixth step is to handle the failure to open the Apache web page

After checking that the above steps are correct, then set apache and mysql to start Self-starting, iptables will automatically shut down after booting, follow the steps below

Note: Check whether the program is enabled or disabled in the shell or Linux CentOS-6.5 interface

chkconfig mysqld --list Check whether MySQL is enabled ?

Chkconfig httpd --list Check if Apache is turned on? Httpd is the software name of Apache

Chkconfig iptables --list Check whether the firewall is turned off?

If it is not turned on or off, follow the instructions below

Enter chkconfig mysqld on to turn on MySQL, then enter service mysqld status to check whether it is turned on successfully

Enter chkconfig httpd on to turn on Apache, then enter service httpd status to check whether it is turned on successfully

Enter chkconfig iptables off to turn off the firewall, and then enter service iptables status to check whether it is turned off

Restart (optional), in If all the above commands are executed and it still cannot be opened, you can try to use restart

Enter reboot to restart Linux CentOS

You can see the restart icon in Linux centos

Re-log in as root user

Re-open the shell. After Linux CentOS restarts, the shell will also be disconnected from the Internet. You need to re-open it

Enter your IP/ecshop in the browser and open

If the "Registration Page" appears, the environment is successfully established!

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