- Downloaded Mambo from 4.5 from http://mamboforge.net/frs/?group_id=137&release_id=663
- unzipped and copied to /var/www/html, then renamed to mambo
- navigated browser to http://localhost/mambo
- Got unavailable on xml support and mysql support
- downloaded mysql (urpmi mysql)
- restart apache (service httpd stop, service httpd start)
- next, clicked aggreement, next
- setup user and database in mysql
- setup configuration.php
- navigated browser to http://localhost/mambo
- done!
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
Installing Mambo on Linux
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i ve written about Mambo and other open source projects here and i have to say that Mambo and many other PHP related CMS systems, most of them shouldnt be qualified as CMS at all, are really poor products in terms of content management.
ReplyDeleteI ve taken a look at the mambo code because i tried it out for a project and i saw HTML println (or echos in PHP) inside the business logic and decided that i dont want to use code of that quality. I mean, even the guys coming straight from school/university know how to seperate concerns these days. In PHP world there are too many spare-time-coders or advanced-web-designers resulting in so many technically flawed projects. Especially in the CMS market where every second pixelmover-company created a so called CMS the last 10 years.
Marc Logemann
http://www.logemann.org