2005-10-02, 04:40 AM
2005-10-02, 09:15 AM
Like all the other thinks, your question does not make complete sens for me. You just need to install SQL if you run a home server (what I would not recommend). To control that than, install a prog like phpmyadmin, if you have more questions about that prog, use their forum.
The more easy way to set up a home web server is
to use something like http://www.apachefriends.org/ (phpmyadmin is already included and after installation and the start of the prog ready to use, also the sql service is running). This kind of distributions is just for testing a webserver (or webpage) on ur home pc, not to run a public one permanently.
The more easy way to set up a home web server is
to use something like http://www.apachefriends.org/ (phpmyadmin is already included and after installation and the start of the prog ready to use, also the sql service is running). This kind of distributions is just for testing a webserver (or webpage) on ur home pc, not to run a public one permanently.
2005-10-02, 02:58 PM
uhmm....SQL is a language...
in order to USE it....you have to have a database....
so to run this forum-software on your server you will need the following:
- webserver (Apache, IIS or one of the many other webservers available)
- PHP-parser on the server (so it understands PHP-language....as this is through which MyBB works and sends the SQL-commands through)
- a database (MySQL...I don't know if MyBB supports ACCESS, Postgres or the the other database-types)
but you don't install sql on the server....you install the other stuff around it that utilize SQL...
cheers,
Kimmo
in order to USE it....you have to have a database....
so to run this forum-software on your server you will need the following:
- webserver (Apache, IIS or one of the many other webservers available)
- PHP-parser on the server (so it understands PHP-language....as this is through which MyBB works and sends the SQL-commands through)
- a database (MySQL...I don't know if MyBB supports ACCESS, Postgres or the the other database-types)
but you don't install sql on the server....you install the other stuff around it that utilize SQL...
cheers,
Kimmo