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Installing LAMP stack on Linux Mint in 8 steps

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http://linux.bihlman.com – LAMP stands for: Linux Apache MySQL PHP. It is a popular way to get a professional style web hosting setup on one’s own computer. It’s quite simple to install and provides the major components of what is necessary to design and implement as simple or as complicated a website as one can imagine, just like having your own web hosting right on your own computer to experiment with! The steps involved to getting a fully operational LAMP setup in Linux Mint 13 Maya are outlined below, complete with clickable screenshots. Once again my system is as follows: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.67GHz box wi (General)

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My question is simple. I have already installed apache in my debian lenny. I need mysql and php. I am not sure but maybe php is also installed([1]by the way how to check it?)

[2]Which is better to install mysql stand alone or to install LAMP? My previous installation get in dependency hell or incompatibility and i reinstalled it.

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I am interested in signing up to the Amazon EC2 service with EBS. I have never used a unmanaged vps before, but I know how to use the command line etc.

There are some basic packs on there to use, with basic LAMP stacks. But I would like to ask about how do I:

Upgrade a lamp stack? - someone mentioned yum, but what is this? how easy is it to use? is it enough?

secure the lamp stack?

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