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No start the script that install apache

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Ricardo Mau E. · Reviewed 22 days ago

Good one !

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Marcos M. · Reviewed 22 days ago

#!/bin/bash apt-get install apache2 php php-mysql -y service apache2 restart Es incorrecto, debe ejecutarse con sudo, pues de lo contrario ocurre nada.

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Thiago G. · Reviewed 22 days ago

muito lento

Alexandre R. · Reviewed 22 days ago

el archivo index.php para una persona q no conoce como se conecta a una base de datos puede se engañoso si no lee bien la consigna, pero esta bien para no hacerlo tan simple

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Filipe B. · Reviewed 22 days ago

I had a problem when configuring the SSH, when trying to use "cd /var/www/html" it gave an error saying that there were no such file or directory, meaning that the apache server was not installed, this wasn't mentioned in the instructions, it's important that you add it so people can be aware of it.

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