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    PHP local server

    Hi

    I want to test php on my computer, what server software can i install on my machine ?. tks

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    What OS? If its windows, then you can install Apache, PWS or IIS depending on your version of windows. If its linux, then Apache is already there (i think, i havent worked with Linux in a while)
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    I've heard people tell me before that Apache doesn't run well on Windows. Well, I've never had a problem with it, and it works great to test out my scripts.

    I haven't tried IIS, but I can recommend Apache if you're thinking about that option.
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    I've tried PHP on Windows using both Apache and IIS.... in the end I prefered Apache, but that was for other reasons not related to PHP. At any rate PHP works just fine on either server platform.
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    I've never heard of anybody say that apache doesn't run well on windows. I have never had a problem with it. those people are the ones that can't do anything by themselves. always have to have someone hold there hand while they do it.

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    Apache installation on windows is as easy as anything can get. Those people were probably induhviduals running WinME.
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