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BuildingWebsites with Mambo:
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DITERJEMAH OLEH:MOHD KHAIRULNIZAM BIN MOHD SALLEHPENOLONG PENSYARAH KANANINSTITUT LATIHAN PERINDUSTRIAN MERSINGJOHORMALAYSIA26 MAC 2007
 
In thispackage, you will find:
A Biography of the authors of the book 
A preview chapter from the book, Chapt
e
r 2 "Installation"
A synopsis of the book 
s content
Information on where to buy this book 
About theAuthor
Hagen Graf 
was born in Ju
l
y 1964. Born and raised in Lower Saxony, Germany, hisfirst contact with
a
computer was in the
late
seventies with
a
Radioshack TRS 80.As
a
salesperson, he organized his customers' data by programming suitable applications.This gave him
a
big advantage over other salesmen. With the
inte
ntion of honing hisskills, he joined evening courses in programm
i
ng and became
a
programmer.Nowadays he works in his wife's consulting company as
a
trainer, consultant, andprogrammer (
).Hagen Graf has published
t
wo other books in German, about
t
h
e
Apache web server andabout security problems in Windows XP. Sin
ce
2001, he has been engaged in
a
nonprofite-learning community
called
"machm-
it
.org e.V.", as well as in sev
eral
national andinternational projects. All the projects are
related
to content m
a
nag
e
m
e
nt, communitybuilding, and harnessing the power of soci
al
softwar
e like
wikis and weblogs.He chose Mambo CMS because of 
its
simp
licity
and easy-to-use adm
i
nistration. You can
acce
ss and comment on his blog (
For More Information:www.PacktPub.com/mambo/book
 
2
Installation
In this chapter, we
will
go through the process of installing and running Mambo. To
install
Mambo, we must have the dream
te
am mentioned in Chapter 1 installed as thedevelopment environm
ent:
Apache, MySQL, and PHP.Mambo does not m
a
ke any special demands on Apache or MySQL. PHP has to be of version4.1.2 or higher and
it
should be comp
iled
with support for MySQL and
Zli
b. Zlibis
a
library
that
m
a
kes
it
possible for PHP to read
file
packages
that
are compressed withthe ZIP procedure.We can use
a
ny web server
that
works with PHP (
). From version 4.5.3 of Mambo,
it will
be possible to use databases otherthan MySQL. The installation has to be done on
a
server
that
can be
acce
ssed over theInternet, usually located
at
the Internet provider.Before we venture into the wilderness of the Internet, we should firs
t practice
on our
local
computer. This is an advantage as there are no connection fees,
it
is very fast, and we can
practice at a le
isurely pace. We can even have
a
sm
all local
network 
at
hom
e
wh
e
r
e
wecan
install
Mambo on one computer and
acce
ss
it
from another.All the necessary downloads discussed in this book 
ca
n be downloaded from
. A
list
of 
file
packages can be found in theAppendix. These files are suitable for
local
in
stallatio
n, since the examples in this book can be reconstructed
that
way.Remember, however, there are more current versions on the respective project sites on theInternet. If you
i
n
stall
Mambo
in the wild 
, on
a
s
e
rver on the Internet, you should alwaysuse the
latest
stable version.
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