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hannibal:apache [2008/06/26 07:41] (current)
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   apt-get install php5-mysql   apt-get install php5-mysql
  
-The documentation on how to install the MySQL-server itself is available at [[hannibal:database_server|the Hannibal database server section]].+The documentation on how to install the MySQL-server itself is available at [[hannibal:mysqlserver|the Hannibal database server section]].
  
  
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   Listen 443   Listen 443
  
-The [[hannibal:certificate_authority|certificate authority section]] in the Hannibal documentation describes howto create certificates. Create them now and make sure that their names and paths correspond to the names in your Apache2 configuration files.+The [[hannibal:ca|certificate authority section]] in the Hannibal documentation describes howto create certificates. Create them now and make sure that their names and paths correspond to the names in your Apache2 configuration files.
  
 If you installed php5-mysql edit /​etc/​php5/​apache2/​php.ini to make sure the mysql-extension is enabled: If you installed php5-mysql edit /​etc/​php5/​apache2/​php.ini to make sure the mysql-extension is enabled:
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-The [[hannibal:certificate_authority|certificate authority section]] in the Hannibal documentation describes howto create certificates. Create them now and copy the certificates to /​etc/​apache/​ssl.crt. The private key goes to /​etc/​apache/​ssl.key. Make sure that their names correspond to the names in httpd.conf.+The [[hannibal:ca|certificate authority section]] in the Hannibal documentation describes howto create certificates. Create them now and copy the certificates to /​etc/​apache/​ssl.crt. The private key goes to /​etc/​apache/​ssl.key. Make sure that their names correspond to the names in httpd.conf.
  
 If you installed php4-mysql edit /​etc/​php/​apache/​php.ini and make sure the mysql-extension is enabled: If you installed php4-mysql edit /​etc/​php/​apache/​php.ini and make sure the mysql-extension is enabled:
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