Ok, so I'm runnting ot run some Wiki software on my machine for
personal organizational use. It requires PHP but things look ugly if I
try to run it right off the desktop. Is there a way to get this to
work without a web server?
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Ramen Junkie
7  1562  la*******@gmail .com said the following on 01/12/2005 15:32: Ok, so I'm runnting ot run some Wiki software on my machine for
personal organizational use. It requires PHP but things look ugly if I
try to run it right off the desktop. Is there a way to get this to
work without a web server?
When you say "web server", do you mean "web host"?
You can run a web server on your own machine - e.g. Apache
( http://apache.org).
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Oli
You can run php without a web sever (cli scripts) but it's not going
to be displaying any Web Pages. It's sort of implied in the name; web
servers serve up web pages.
Oli Filth wrote: la*******@gmail .com said the following on 01/12/2005 15:32: Ok, so I'm runnting ot run some Wiki software on my machine for
personal organizational use. It requires PHP but things look ugly if I
try to run it right off the desktop. Is there a way to get this to
work without a web server?
When you say "web server", do you mean "web host"?
You can run a web server on your own machine - e.g. Apache
(http://apache.org).
Yeah, I guess I mean host.
Anyway, if I download Apache, I should be able to serve the php to
myself? i actually considered something like this using my old web
server since it allready runs Apache but I don't like the idea of havin
to bother with a second box sitting around.
I'll be honest, I don't really know much about all this.
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Ramen Junkie
Chung Leong wrote: Take a look at my humble project: http://wapache.sourceforge.net/
I'll give that a try, though I prefer Firefox to IE, I can be flexible,
I don't have any real problems with IE.
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Ramen Junkie
Yes, if you install Apache, you can serve your own PHP.
Just follow the PHP installation instructions for apache.
But if you want no Server, you can try Instiki.
But you'll have to install Ruby though.
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