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• FedeArg

  February 2010

  Nice!!
• Q

  February 2010

  At first glance that looks remarkably like an old HP!
  
  -Q
• UPONCPU

  February 2010

  I'd say it looks more like a Dell, but it could be either. Whatever's true, I'm sorry.
  
  But yeah, neat. I could never get PHP to work on a Windows server, but then I'm not much of a tech guy.
• Ka0s

  February 2010

  UP-ON-CPU wrote:

  I'd say it looks more like a Dell, but it could be either. Whatever's true, I'm sorry.
  
  But yeah, neat. I could never get PHP to work on a Windows server, but then I'm not much of a tech guy.

  
  Dell Dimension E310. You are the winner.
  
  Why be sorry? Its serving its purpose (no pun intended) just fine.
• UPONCPU

  February 2010

  That's true, and it's not like you bought the computer specifically for that purpose... Okay, I take it back.
• Ka0s

  February 2010

  I didn't even buy it. It was my parents computer years ago... They got a new one, so I brought theirs to my house and it sat unplugged and un-used in my hallway upstairs. Eventually I got tired of it being there so I put it in the closet (where it is now)... Then when we decided to bring back WinBoards I just plugged it into the wall and we were set.
• BlueSun

  February 2010

  UP-ON-CPU wrote:

  But yeah, neat. I could never get PHP to work on a Windows server, but then I'm not much of a tech guy.

  
  It isn't hard to do and the beauty is, once you've done it, you never really have to do it again.
  
  If you use Apache and PHP, you can just copy over the config files and that's about all you really need to do to get it running. Also, I think for MySQL purposes, you need the PHP directory in your PATH environment variable. At least, that's been my experience.
• Anonymous

  February 2010

  Ka0s wrote:

  UP-ON-CPU wrote:

  I'd say it looks more like a Dell, but it could be either. Whatever's true, I'm sorry.
  
  But yeah, neat. I could never get PHP to work on a Windows server, but then I'm not much of a tech guy.

  
  Dell Dimension E310. You are the winner.
  
  Why be sorry? Its serving its purpose (no pun intended) just fine.

  
  I remember once you told me om AIM that your parents got that computer. You said it came with WMC 2005 so I guess it was in 2005 when you told me.
• Swifto

  February 2010

  However it's working, I'm glad it is. Where else can I get my quality Windows ME iso's?
• UPONCPU

  February 2010

  Windows XP Media Center Edition... Now there was a fun OS.
• Rioter

  February 2010

  UP-ON-CPU wrote:

  
  But yeah, neat. I could never get PHP to work on a Windows server, but then I'm not much of a tech guy.

  
  Advice: Don't use 5.3, its shit, extensions like mcrypt doesn't seem to exist, and is slow as feck.
• BlueSun

  February 2010

  Rioter wrote:

  UP-ON-CPU wrote:

  
  But yeah, neat. I could never get PHP to work on a Windows server, but then I'm not much of a tech guy.

  
  Advice: Don't use 5.3, its shit, extensions like mcrypt doesn't seem to exist, and is slow as feck.

  
  Apache/2.2.14 (Win32) PHP/5.3.1 (HTTP/1.1, 80)
  
  Runs fine here.
• Ka0s

  February 2010

  My two servers:
  
  Apache/2.2.8 (Win32) PHP/5.2.6
  
  and
  
  Apache/2.2.8 (Win32) PHP/6.0.0-dev
• UPONCPU

  March 2010

  Swifto wrote:

  However it's working, I'm glad it is. Where else can I get my quality Windows ME iso's?

  
  WAAAAIIIIT A MINUTE....
• Swifto

  March 2010

  UP-ON-CPU wrote:

  Swifto wrote:

  However it's working, I'm glad it is. Where else can I get my quality Windows ME iso's?

  WAAAAIIIIT A MINUTE....

  =3
• CoreDuo

  March 2010

  BlueSun wrote:

  Rioter wrote:

  UP-ON-CPU wrote:

  
  But yeah, neat. I could never get PHP to work on a Windows server, but then I'm not much of a tech guy.

  
  Advice: Don't use 5.3, its shit, extensions like mcrypt doesn't seem to exist, and is slow as feck.

  
  Apache/2.2.14 (Win32) PHP/5.3.1 (HTTP/1.1, 80)
  
  Runs fine here.

  
  Game Graveyard server runs lighttpd 1.4.26 and PHP 5.3.1. Works fine.