[Linux4christians] Graphical Database Options in Linux

[Samuel Clough]

Excellent idea.  This is the kind of flexibility I
was thinking of.  And, it could easily by backed
up to a local drive.

----- Original Message -----
Subject: Re: [Linux4christians] Graphical Database
Options in Linux
From: david at fierbaugh.org
To: linux4christians at thelinuxlink.net
Date: 06-13-2005 10:32 pm


> On Monday 13 June 2005 05:40, Samuel Clough
wrote:
> > Keep in mind that someone could package a web
> > based app for running on a single system by
> > running a local mysql server and apache
server.
> > They do not put much load on a system used
like
> > that and allow you the flexibility of a web
app
> > for growth and deployment.  Someone would just
> > need to put together a decent installer
package
> > since the average user probably cannot get
apache,
> > mod_php, and mysql installed on their box.
> 
> I've done systems where I've developed on linux,
and dumped the data-base, 
> copied it all to a USB pen drive, and ran it off
of the USB pen drive running 
> uniform server for windoze. I carry it to any
windows computer, plug it in, 
> run a simple startup script, and wahlah! instant
web app, running on 
> localhost, but can also be done to serve the app
to the internet (or at least 
> local lan).
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