Raspberry Pi - Install a LAMP Server (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP)

[idontwantachannelimjustcom]

Did I miss something, or is this the same video twice in a row?

[Chriscantor]

Great video! Thanks. Youve helped me out a lot

[allenredfearn]

If Apache makes this a LAMP server, would IIS make it a LIMP server? Just curious :)

[kenzer]

Why is the video 53 minutes? It just seems to repeat.

[simonc]

Thanks Eli, as always a great video. Some day I will watch your video on creating a Ubuntu server and create a Ubuntu server but I am enjoying playing with basic Raspberry Pi at the moment.

[danabris]

Thank you so much, simple and i manage it, thank you

[blessingsmasamba]

Thanks for the great video. I always come across with the error that says
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code(1)
I try all methods like purge and remove and reinstall but still mariadb return with a dpkg error. Help please if possible thanks.

[rodneymoore]

can the html folder name be changed to your web servers name

[jbx]

wonder if pfsense would work with raspberry pi

[hugog]

Hello Guys, I don't know about hardware to implement a LAMP configuration, since you said that raspberry pi is not for production I wonder what kind of hardware do you recommend to use in an application where the computer will save data every 10 seconds automatically and it will be display through grafana through internet... I use raspberry 4, 8GB, it works, but what kind of hardware do you recommend in a small application, 10 to 20 users not more... any advice? thank you in advanced!!!!

[genkiferal]

Anybody: If Ubuntu is better for production (which is what I need a Pi for), would Debian be just as good as Ubuntu? I know that Raspbian is based off of Debian. Debian looked much harder to install, though, than Raspian.

[livestocknetwork]

Apparently there are Wamp servers now. But let's not even go there...

[reesericdotci]

You should start making thumbnails, to increase views on your awesome videos

[hanes]

Haven’t most of us switched to NGINX already

[reesericdotci]

Caddy is just so dang easy to configure in comparison to apache

[Chriscantor]

Great video! Thanks. Youve helped me out a lot