ubuntu server 64 bit + xampp = do not work
 

Hi, I try to install xampp in ubuntu server (64 bits) and when I start it it says that only can run under 32 bits :/ I read that I can run it by installing "ia32_libs" package but when I send the command "apt-get install ia32_libs" says me that the server cannot find the package:/

What can I do? It is not neccesary to install xampp just something to run php (I try to install apache & php5 but I couldn't).

Re: ubuntu server 64 bit + xampp = do not work
 

It's called ia32-libs, not ia32_libs. Beats me why you want to install XAMPP 32 bit apps on a 64 bit OS, though, when you have huge repositories that have everything you need at your disposal. Installing Apache and PHP is just as elementary as installing ia32-libs. Check out http://www.howtoforge.com for pointers.

Re: ubuntu server 64 bit + xampp = do not work
 

Yes the command that I sent was "ia32-libs" :B just I wrote it wrong.

"apt-get search ia32" --> E: Invalid operation search

I didn´t know that XAMPP is a 32 bit app :/

I found this: http://www.howtoforge.com/using-php5...n-ubuntu-11.10

I dont know how to continue after install php5. (I installed it succesfuly).

I'm a noob in linux u.u

Re: ubuntu server 64 bit + xampp = do not work
 

My bad, I meant Continue with what to achieve what? And is there a particular reason you chose PHP FPM? I would think PHP as an Apache module (libapache2-mod-php5 + apache2-mpm-prefork) will be easier to manage if you're not really familiar with this yet.
All the more reason to search and read.

Re: ubuntu server 64 bit + xampp = do not work
 

Well finaly I installed all what I want

Just with this 3 commands:
"apt-get install apache2"
"apt-get install php5"
"apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5"

thx:D

Re: ubuntu server 64 bit + xampp = do not work
 

lighttpd is better than apache

Re: ubuntu server 64 bit + xampp = do not work
 

Good :)
That's like saying yellow is better than blue: utterly pointless.

Re: ubuntu server 64 bit + xampp = do not work
 

lighttpd is better than apache