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2014-05-09
OpenBSD 5.5 PHP/MySQL walk-throughs are updated
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As of last night, the walk-throughs for setting up PHP/MySQL stacks on OpenBSD have been updated for OpenBSD 5.5. In November, OpenBSD is planning on dropping Apache from the base distribution, so now is the time to bone up on nginx. Don't worry, Apache will still be in the package repository (likely only apache2), but expect the Apache walk-through to have some dramatic changes later this year.
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Asmodian X joined HiR in December 1997 and currently works as a web developer and SysAdmin in the education industry.
Frogman has been on board since May 1998 and has many technical passions. When not experimenting with obscure hardware, he can be found leaping from one rooftop to the next, making the world his office.
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