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A.B. wrote on 20090728...
This tutorial is really good. just go through the steps & you will get it. if it is not happening do it from the starting point.
john wrote on 20090630...
This tutorial is garbage. It is obvious everybody is having the same problem of configuring php with apache and the tutorial addresses it by saying what we told was wrong now try this and it is wrong also. This is why open source will always suck. It is promoted by people who think things not working is ok because they are actually hobbyists .
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