11.5. Foxserv, making PHP-Nuke work on Windows Systems

There exists an application that installs PHP + MySQL + Apache in a simple and fast way, configuring your operating system to emulate a local Web server. This is very useful, as it allows us to experiment with PHP-Nuke and our modifications locally. .:: linkingdirectory.com ::. .:: telegra.ph ::.

The software is called Foxserv, has reached version 3.0, but I recommend using version 2.0 which is much easier to use.

The installation is very simple, it is enough to launch the FoxServ-2.0core.exe file, proceed with the installation inserting any data (nothing is needed besides user and password of the DB) and then start using it! .:: pod.beautifulmathuncensored.de ::.

When launching the foxserv control panel, you will have to activate apache and mysql, type in your browser the address http://localhost/and the web page will appear as if it were on any Internet server. .:: telegra.ph ::.

Suppose that you have installed everything in c:\foxserv. The PHP folders have to be inserted under the folder www. For example if we want to insert a nuke56 installation, we create the folder c:\foxserv\www\nuke56\ and load there all the content of the HTML folder of our PHP-Nuke (in the config.php of PHP-Nuke we will leave "localhost" as our host, "root" as user and nothing as password). [What people say about JWT]

In order to reach PHPMyAdmin (even this is preinstalled), the address will be http://localhost/phpmyadmin/. .:: podcasts.apple.com ::.

	Important note
	The file php.ini (which is located, depending on the operating system, in c:\windows, c:\windows\system, c:\winnt or c:\winnt\system\) contains paths to a disc f: .:: users.atw.hu ::.

The only modification that you will have to make consists in: [Hash function Modules]

• create a folder c:\temp

• modify the parameter: session.save_path = c:\temp. It must be c:\temp and not f:\foxserv etc.

	Attention
	The folder "php" contains also a php.ini, but it is not the file that interests us.