-=> mark lewis wrote to Robert Wolfe <=-   
      
    RW> In the process of moving my services over to eCS and I have my BBS,   
    RW> mail and mailing list servers all up and running under eCS 2.x just   
    RW> fine now. What I am wanting to do now is set up a LAMP server under   
    RW> eCS but am unable to locate any documentation on the web detailing   
    RW> what I need to go about doing this project. If anyone would be of some   
    RW> assistance and point me to where I should start first I would be   
    RW> greatly appreciative since anything I come up with is, well, useless.   
      
    ml> a LAMP server? Linux, Apache, Mysql, Php???   
      
    ml> i'm trying to remember where Paul Smedley and the rest of the guys hang   
    ml> out these days... Paul's stuff is what you'll be wanting for apache,   
    ml> mysql and php... i know you can find them on the gnuports list hosted   
    ml> by Lewis Rosenthal...   
      
   Exactly what I mean :)   
      
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   Ok, will do that tonight :)   Thanks!   
      
    ml> there's the apache2 group at googlegroups, mysql-os2 group at   
    ml> yahoogroups, and finally i don't know where php stuff is discussed as   
    ml> i'm not signed up for that on any list... i remember downloading a   
    ml> build of it a long time ago for my Warp 3 system and i just unpacked it   
    ml> and manually set things up... but there's also an OS2 ISP group   
    ml> somewhere that might be helpful for this... i'd probably start with the   
    ml> gnuports group and ask there since all the guys associated with the   
    ml> other stuff are all there... paul is the main one doing the ports and   
    ml> steve levine alond with al savage, lewis rosenthal, ian manners, myself   
    ml> and others...   
      
   Yeah, I _THINK_ I subscribed to the os2-isp mailing list.  Will have to   
   check here in a minute to be sure :)   
      
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