#Php 5.2 release date how to
#Php 5.2 release date install

If you go from one version of TKL to the next many of the appliances 'just work'. It was designed with Migration (the 'M' in TKLBAM) between TKL versions as part of it's usage scenario. It is a 'smart' backup which only includes data. If you have any ideas or can explain that to me, let me know please. But that's a bummer becasue I was wanting to use the hub and tklbam wiht it. I guess I'll be trying to use the aws import tool next. So I'm wondering just for my 'newb' understanding why that is? So how does that work in real life for people? If a backup redeployed into the cloud always has the newest stack I could see that making it really difficult and breaking all sorts of applications running on the servers. I was expecting that to be running turnkey-lamp-2009.10-hardy-x86. Its running lamp-12.0-squeeze-x86 and php 5.3.

#Php 5.2 release date install

(which is exaclty what I needed) install tklbam on it, back it up, and then deploy the backup to the amazon cloud.Д«acked it up, restored the backup to a new cloud server. So I was thinking I could take the appliance Mike recommended ( ) (turnkey-lamp-2009.10-hardy-x86)

#Php 5.2 release date how to

You can find out how to do almost anything Linux with google! If you get stuck feel free to post back, but please include as much info as possible about what you have done, where you got to and the exact wording of any errors you are having. You may need to do additional tweaks to get vTiger working but I imagine that old vTiger config info should be available (perhaps on a wiki and/or forum on their site? Perhaps somewhere else online?).ДЄlso google is a great source of Linux info (arguably the best IMO). Pretty easy huh!? But as per usual, the devil is in the details. That should get you a bare bones LAMP stack up and running. Like I said above, it's not that hard to build it yourself.ДЎ) Download and install Ubuntu 8.04/Hardy (I'd suggest the x86 server ISO) from Дў) If you don't already have a Virtual Environment installed, I'd use VirtualBox - download for your host OS at В (otherwise use whatever you have).ДЈ) Install Ubuntu Hardy from ISO into a VMД¤) Once installed and running install LAMP like this:ДЄpt-get update & apt-get install apache2 mysql-server php5 php5-mysql