Shamoon asked:


We have a rather large site and 2 machines to host it. One is for the Apache service and the other is for the MySQL service, but it looks like we’ll need a 3rd machine so that 2 of them can be for MySQL. Does anyone know how to set that up?

Einor S asked:


Im planning on a new setup for our office, a Linux server that will have the mySQL database, all other terminals have windows OS like WIn98, Win2000 and tey will need to access the database from the Linux server how to do it?

BeaverDono asked:


I’ve looked around on the web but I figured just to safe, I would ask someone who has knowledge about the details of MySQL and Apache.

I’ve used both before but I can’t seem to pick out the difference other then MySQL has somewhat of a GUI base to it via web browser for easy editing.

(Please, just don’t give me links, but explain a few difference between them. Though the links are welcome nonetheless, it won’t earn you any points just posting them.)

h0m3r.simps0n asked:


I have installed the latest Apache and PHP and both are working properly. But now I am having problems with the MySQL database. I don’t know the steps to configure PHP to work with it. I followed the documentation at php.net but I think I am doing something wrong, that’s why it is not working. Please don’t tell me to download a bundled software that includes all three(Apache, PHP and MySQL). I just want to “try” all three seperately.
Already did that(removed the “;” before php_mysql.dll and mysqli.dll), but still not working. I don’t know what else to do. Am I supposed to add the location of the MySQL to the PATH?
I am using Windows XP if that helps. Just need to know the steps(after installing MySQL) to configure PHP to work with MySQL.