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Apache 2.4 + MariaDB 5.5 & PHP 5.4 on CentOS/SL 7 (a.k.a LAMP stack)
SandwichBagGhost
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This is not really a tutorial but a autoinstaller shell script!
In case you don't have wget installed (i.e CentOS 7 minimal):
yum install wget -y
Apache 2.4 + MariaDB 5.5 & PHP 5.4 on CentOS/SL 7:
wget http://apps.singul4rity.com/fvps/centos7-lamp.sh -O - |bash
What is included/installed?
- Apache 2.4.6 & dependencies
- MariaDB 5.5.37 & dependencies
- PHP 5.4.16 & dependencies
- PHP MySQL Module
- PHP GD Module
- PHP Pear Module
- PHP XML Module
- PHP Mbstring Module
Read more on my original post: http://freevps.us/thread-14112.html
You can also contact me at #freevps @ irc.rizon.net (look out for kokakukidotai)
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Point taken @amarc
Just trying to save resources as someone can use this on a small LEB with the proper Apache configuration which I am looking for.
If anyone has a proper LEB Apache 2.4 configuration feel free to share it. You will be added into the credits at FreeVPS and into the shell script credits area.
If you have the resources, why not? Without tweaking this probably won't work well on a 64 MB LEB so Nginx would be good there. I am working on a LEMP for RHEL 7 based distributions which is currently 90% finished. Just having some issues with Nginx which involve a lot of work to be resolved (I don't have time for that due to my job) so I am waiting for official working RPMS for RHEL 7 into the Nginx Repo.
EDIT: And on OpenVZ 2.6.18 (yes, I still use that, or have used that a while ago) Apache is a nightmare even when tweaked but I blame the kernel not Apache. Nginx is ok on this OpenVZ kernel.
Well, Apache alone on OpenVZ 2.6.18 without tweaking is using a few hundred megs of RAM! That is clearly a issue with the ugly 2.6.18 kernel that has the worst memory management ever.
On a 2.6.32 with enough resources Apache performs well with PHP and MySQL. And also on tweaked LEBs. But I still prefer to use Nginx with PHP-FPM and MySQL (of course with tweaked configurations).