1. The Apache installation

Installing the Apache Server

sudo apt-get install apache2
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  1. Check whether the Apache is installed successfully

Open the browser and enter localhost. If the following interface is displayed, the installation is successful

  1. PHP7.0 installation

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  1. Check whether PHP is installed successfully

php -V
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If the output contains the version number, it indicates success

  1. Install the Apache plug-in to recognize PHP files

Sudo apt - get the install libapache2 - mod - php7.0Copy the code

  1. Checks whether the PHP file can be parsed and accessed

The first step is to index to the Apache project directory

cd /var/www/html
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Step 2: Create a NEW PHP file

sudo vim test.php
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Third, the browser to: localhost/test.php, if you get some information about PHP, indicating that the PHP file can be parsed

  1. Mysql installation

sudo apt-get install mysql-server mysql-client
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  1. Check whether mysql is installed successfully

mysql -V
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If the version information is displayed, the installation is successful

  1. Install the MYSQL plugin for PHP

Sudo apt - get the install php7.0 - mysqlCopy the code

  1. Install any extension libraries and toolkits you may need

Sudo apt-get install php7.0-gd php7.0-mbstring php7.0-xml sudo apt-get install composerCopy the code

Composer is a toolkit for resolving PHP dependencies. Check whether Composer is installed successfully

composer
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At this point, lamp software is completely installed