best method to install php on the mx-linux-system: command-line or MX-Package-manager?
by rincon from LinuxQuestions.org on (#53XN4)
dear community,
How to install PHP on MXLinux 19? which method: MX Package Manager or command-line
what is aimed: I want to work with PHP 7.3 on my newly installed MXLinux 19.
question:which ways to do this installation should i go:
a. - installing the lamp stack by using MX Package Manager,
b. - installing all that things on command line:
cf https://mxlinux.org/wiki/networking/lamp-setup/
Quote:
and so on .... cf https://mxlinux.org/wiki/networking/lamp-setup/
at the end i want to work with PHP and a ide or editor such as vscode or something alike
to sume it up: which method of installation is best:
a. - installing the lamp stack by using MX Package Manager,
b. - installing all that things on command line:
Look forward to hear from you


How to install PHP on MXLinux 19? which method: MX Package Manager or command-line
what is aimed: I want to work with PHP 7.3 on my newly installed MXLinux 19.
question:which ways to do this installation should i go:
a. - installing the lamp stack by using MX Package Manager,
b. - installing all that things on command line:
cf https://mxlinux.org/wiki/networking/lamp-setup/
Quote:
This page describes how to install LAMP, which stands for Linux Apache MariaDB PHP. For this purpose, you need to set up: a working Apache2 webserver; a configured MariaDB database server; PHP for work with Apache; and finally phpMyAdmin with a configured pmadb database. The needed time for the whole installation is around 20 minutes but it may depend on the performance of your Internet connection. This will require you spend some time in the terminal to properly set up. Getting root access To get root access, open a terminal and enter the following command: Code:su -After entering a valid password, the prompt should turn red and end with a #. Apache The following is a step-by-step process to install the Apache2 webserver that will be used in a basic LAMP setup. Installing Apache2 First of all, make sure you have root access and enter the following as root: Code:apt install apache2Starting Apache2 Service |
at the end i want to work with PHP and a ide or editor such as vscode or something alike
to sume it up: which method of installation is best:
a. - installing the lamp stack by using MX Package Manager,
b. - installing all that things on command line:
Look forward to hear from you