[TUTORIAL] Como instalar Apache + PHP 5 + Mysql no Windows.
1. Download dos itens necessários
Primeiro, faça o download dos programas a serem usados.
Quanto ao Apache, usaremos o Apache 1.3.*, visto que na documentação do PHP existe a seguinte recomendação: "Não use Apache 2.0 e PHP em um sistema de produção, seja no Unix ou no Windows" (http://www.php.net/manual/pt_BR/install.apache2.php).
RECOMENDO:
PHP 5.0.4 - http://pt.php.net/get/php-5.0.4-Win32.z ... his/mirror
Apache 1.3.33 - http://www.apache-kr.org/dist/apache_1. ... no_src.exe
Mysql 5.0.12 (essentials) -http://dev.mysql.com/get/Downloads/MySQL-5.0/mysql-essential-5.0.20a-win32.msi/from/http://mysql.telepac.pt/
É; so entrar e fazer o download..
Caso queira outras versões (não aconselho):
- Apache: http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
- MySQL: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/
- PHP: http://www.php.net/downloads.php
2. Instalação
- Execute a instalação do Apache e o instale com as configurações padrões. Se quiser, pode escolher outro diretório para a instalação.
- Extraia o MySQL em uma pasta qualquer. Recomendo dentro da pasta onde você instalou o Apache. Ex: C:\Arquivos de Programas\Apache Group\Apache\mysql
- Extraia o PHP 5 na pasta C:\php5
3. Configuração do PHP
Vá para a pasta c:\php5 e copie o arquivo php5ts.dll para a seguinte pasta, de acordo com o seu Windows:
- c:\windows\system (em Windows 9x/Me)
- c:\windows\system32 (em WindowsXP)
- c:\winnt\system32 (para Windows NT/2000)
Copie também o arquivo c:\php5\libmysql.dll para umas das pastas ditas acima, de acordo com o Windows em uso. Esse arquivo é necessário para o funcionamento do MySQL no PHP.Ainda no c:\php5, renomeie o arquivo "php.ini-dist" para "php.ini" e abra-o. Procure a linha extension_dir = "./" e a altere para extension_dir = "c:/php5/ext/", é o diretório onde ficam as extensões do php (MySQL, Curl, GD, etc). Agora, localize a linha ;extension=php_mysql.dll e tire o ; do início dela. Se quiser também, já aproveite e faça o mesmo na linha ;extension=php_gd2.dll, caso queira a biblioteca GD para a manipulação de imagens.
Salve as alterações e mova o "php.ini" para a pasta:
- c:\windows (em Windows 9x/Me/XP)
- c:\winnt (para Windows NT/2000)
4. Configuração do Apache
Vá para a pasta onde você instalou o Apache e abra o arquivo conf/httpd.conf em qualquer editor de texto. (Ex: Bloco de Notas).
1º) Localize a linha #LoadModule unique_id_module modules/mod_unique_id.so e logo abaixo dela adicione:
LoadModule php5_module "c:/php5/php5apache.dll"
2º) Localize a linha AddModule mod_setenvif.c e logo abaixo, adicione:
AddModule mod_php5.c
3º) Localize AddType application/x-tar .tgz e logo abaixo, adicione:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
4º) Localize:
<IfModule mod_dir.c>
DirectoryIndex index.html
</IfModule>
E logo ao lado do index.html adicione:
index.php default.php main.php
5. Configuração do MySQL
Não há nada para se configurar no MySQL, você só deve iniciar o mesmo. Vá para a pasta que instalou o MySQL, então abra o bin/mysqld.exe, iniciando o servidor do MySQL.Lembre-se que sempre você terá de iniciar o MySQL. Se não quiser ir na pasta toda vez que iniciar o computador, crie um atalho para o bin/mysqld.exe e coloque no "Iniciar, Programas, Inicializar (ou Iniciar, de acordo com o windows)".
6. Falta pouco!
Agora, vá em "Iniciar, Programas, Apache HTTP Server, Control Apache Server, Restart", para reinicializar o Apache com as alterações feitas. Pronto! Agora você pode tem PHP5 + MySQL em seu Windows!.
Para efetuar um teste, crie um arquivo chamado info.php, com o conteúdo:
<?
phpinfo();
?>
e o coloque na pasta htdocs dentro da pasta do Apache. Abra seu navegador e digite http://localhost/info.php. Se a página abrir com as informações do PHP, significa que tudo deu certo.
Observações: Lembrando que nos caminhos que mostrei, o C:\ deve ser substituído pela letra do HD em que está seu Windows e onde foram instalados os programas. Uso o C:\ no artigo, pois é a letra que é normalmente usada.
RECOMENDO:
Eu recomendo voce a colocar register_globals On no PHP, abra o c:\windows\php.ini, localize a linha "register_globals = Off" e troca para "register_globals = On".
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