Linux & phpmyadmin

[Fidbeck]

There is no laucher?
What do you mean there is no launcher?

You can create one to bootup those apps.
In mint i've created a launcher to open lampp. and wronte something like gekit opt/lampp/lampp start
Its much faster than having to go to the Terminal and type opt/lampp/lampp start

[jacek]

phpmyadmin is a collection of php scripts, it's basically a website. So it does not have to start and stop it's just kind of there

[Fidbeck]

I know that. it was a mistake what I said.
what needs to be started are MySQL and Apache.
Making a script in Linux to start those programs almost at the same time is much faster then going to the terminal and start each one individually I guess

So you know how to make that script?

[jacek]

Ah okay.

You can just put the list of commands in a .sh file, you will be able to run that.

[Fidbeck]

but how?
I can't simply write Apache2 and phpmyadmin. That won't work.
Hoe do you start those services in your system?

[jacek]

I do

/etc/init.d/apache2 start/stop

and

/etc/init.d/mysql start/stop

[Fidbeck]

In a sh file right?

[jacek]

In a sh file right?

Yup. Then make it executable and it should work.

[Fidbeck]

Odd enough I've installed Apache and phpmyadmin and all that stuff using wide_load's tutorial ( ) and it seems that I really don't need to start those services.

[Helx]

Odd enough I've installed Apache and phpmyadmin and all that stuff using wide_load's tutorial ( ) and it seems that I really don't need to start those services.

If you stop your server....?

Normally services start through the console. This is what I had typed to start Apache and whatnot:

service apache2 start

etc etc

[Fidbeck]

only by accident xD but if I do I know I can come here and get help