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I am assuming you cannot get your wireless network card to work, so you can=
=20
connect to a apache/php server in the "office"... if this is incorrect,=20
please indicate...

=46or learning php and html developement you want to setup your laptop to r=
un=20
apache with php and probably mysql from the localhost (your laptop).

I quickly found a guide for setting this up on FreeBSD (your platform) usin=
g=20
google: (Query: freebsd apache mysql php)
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/04/14/installing-web-server-in-freebsd-6=
0-with-apache-22-mysql-50-and-php-5-part-5/

There are others, and I do not use FreeBSD, so could not tell you how=20
accurate/easy the guide really is, but it looks ok, and you can probably ge=
t=20
help from the FreeBSD support channels (irc, mail-list, etc) and probably g=
et=20
more help then the Quanta list in this regard...

Anyway, once you have your Apache and PHP setup on your laptop, just put yo=
ur=20
php documents in your apache web root (perhaps /var/www/).  You can then us=
e=20
your php applications by opening a browser and connecting to localhost:
http://localhost/

Hope this helps...
By the way... webdevelop questions probably belong on this list:
kdewebdev-webdeveloper@mail.kdewebdev.org.
as the quanta list is really for quanta specific questions....

wireless cards can be fun :-(.... with anything but windows (or maybe mac=20
osx)... Probably best to ask on the FreeBSD support channels, you are more=
=20
likely to get an answer there...

=2D-=20
Andrew Lowe
    System Administrator & Programmer
        Information Technology
            Manildra Group

Email:   andrew.lowe@manildra.com.au
Phone:   02 4423 8270
Mobile:  04 1323 8270
=46ax:     02 4421 7760

On Saturday 12 May 2007 10:01:27 Admin wrote:
> Greetings to all,
> I dual boot FreeBSD 6.2 RELEASE on a Dell laptop.
> I currently reside in a KOA in Brigham City, UT.
> They have wireless Inet here, however, if I want to use the "good" side
> of my hard drive, I have to take it over to the office and plug the cat5
> in. (hassle).
>
> I'm currently teaching myself PHP.
>
> My Quanta Plus recognizes the code, and displays it in view, no problem.
>
> But, the dynamic content that I wish to view does not happen within only
> the box.
>
> I believe I need to install Apache and possibly even PHP (even though it
> seems to work already.)
>
> So far, I am unable to find either one in /usr/ports.
>
>
> My options, it seems, is to find a compatible wireless nic (no one
> around here even knows where to get anything but a broadcom chipset
> wireless nic - which I already have); or to get my own little system
> here to think it's an Apache server, and parse the code appropriately.
>
> Everything I do here (on the FreeBSD side of the box) is a supreme
> hassle - having to go to their office and get the cat5 (with kids and
> dogs running around the area).
>
> Please send a little advice on brand names of NICs for the Dell Inspiron
> 1501 Turion64x2 and 2GB RAM - OR - tell me what I must do for PHP
> parsing internally.
>
> I appreciate all responses - even the flames I'm setting myself up for
> right now.
>
> Regards,
> Z. Wade Hampton
> Brigham City, UT




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