Apache on Windows

[MelodyMan]

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i've tried.. apache on WIN XP>

so was it good? i reaaly want to know unsay performance aning mga CMS nga originally developed & intended for Linux. I've heard people using phpTriad and the likes pero school projects ra man. Wala pa sad ko ka encounter ug website nga running Windows and using those CMS tools.

thanks!

[revnetx]

Im using apache on win XP right now its working fine namam, I also installed joomla, osdate, word press, and oscommerce its working great naman pero for developement, coding lang and testing lang ang deployment will be on linux servers pa rin

[j4l4ni]

Im using apache on win XP right now its working fine namam, I also installed joomla, osdate, word press, and oscommerce its working great naman pero for developement, coding lang and testing lang ang deployment will be on linux servers pa rin

mganda po ba ang XP/apache kahit windows.. ?

[revnetx]

Yes ok naman siya at maganda kund small scale lang yung site mo pwede na

[softtouch]

I have apache, mysql, php, ftp server, email server and a dns server running without any problem under XP SP2.

[M@rv|n]

guys! try sad ninyo ang apache2triad very nice ... mao na ni akong gi gamit karon for the pass 9 months lolz ako na ilisan ang XAMMP

MelodyMan:
kng ako lang jud ang pa sultion if testing and development lang kini ang gamiton pero kng production na jud adto nalang jud na sa LAMP ... althought theoritically speaking pareho ra na adto man gud na daogon sa OS. kay as far as web & db process is concern pareho lang man. and by the way 54% of the apache2triad users use it for both development and production.

you might want to check this out

eWEEK Labs tests WAMP vs. LAMP stacks

"The results of our WAMP stack tests indicate that these folks might be on to something. Our WAMP stack setups included Windows Server 2003, Apache, MySQL and the PHP-based XOOPS; Plone running on Windows Server 2003 R2; and JBoss and MySQL on Windows Server 2003.

The results we saw with the WAMP stacks were probably the biggest surprise in our entire test. Enterprise IT managers shouldn't hesitate to look into the option of deploying open-source stacks on a Windows Server platform."

http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1983364,00.asp
http://www.eweek.com/slideshow/0,120...=182823,00.asp

[darkdevil]

i install an easyphp on a p3 unit..

install this a joomla and smf forum
for the intranet website of the company...

[MelodyMan]

very informative guys! thank you.

By the way, I have existing library software with a web-based feature(search online) running on IIS. I do know that it's possible to combine Apache and IIS simply by changing port numbers. I have tested it myself. My question is - would you guys recommend running altogether/simultaneously? I need to develop this web-based application and wanted to use PHP(for the first time. ASP.NET man gud ko ). I'm actually interested with these CMS tools nga mo run sa WAMP and LAMP. I know there are few written in .NET but not quite sure about those .NET versions.

TIA!

[dodie]

with phpTriad, I even replaced the old PHP version and some apahce tweaks on the conf too... hehehe