thescubadude
October 10th, 2009, 03:12 AM
Not sure if this is the right place for this but I need help...
I am completely new to Linux... so far I have managed to install the desktop version and play some sudoku! And I have managed to connect to the internet.
What I would like to do is use the linux machine as web server hosting my intranet.
As above I have installed the desktop version but would be happy to download the server version if this is going to be best.
Currently I have a Linksys Wireless-G WRT54GL. I also have two pc's 1 with Vista Business and 1 with Windows XP Profesional both connected to the wireless network. The linux machine is slightly older and has a wired connection.
I would like to setup the Linux machine as a test server to develop php/mysql based web sites and web applications. I would like both machines to connect to and work from the linux machine. I would also like to be able to setup a file suppository and virtual hosts so that each project can be accessed through is own route directory.
Again I am a complete newbie when in comes to Linux and networking in general so help would need to be fairly basic.
I am completely new to Linux... so far I have managed to install the desktop version and play some sudoku! And I have managed to connect to the internet.
What I would like to do is use the linux machine as web server hosting my intranet.
As above I have installed the desktop version but would be happy to download the server version if this is going to be best.
Currently I have a Linksys Wireless-G WRT54GL. I also have two pc's 1 with Vista Business and 1 with Windows XP Profesional both connected to the wireless network. The linux machine is slightly older and has a wired connection.
I would like to setup the Linux machine as a test server to develop php/mysql based web sites and web applications. I would like both machines to connect to and work from the linux machine. I would also like to be able to setup a file suppository and virtual hosts so that each project can be accessed through is own route directory.
Again I am a complete newbie when in comes to Linux and networking in general so help would need to be fairly basic.