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List:       quanta
Subject:    [Quanta] CMS Over My Head?
From:       Jerry <jerry.coover () gmail ! com>
Date:       2006-06-28 17:27:47
Message-ID: 200606281227.47751.jerry.coover () gmail ! com
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Andrew, Thanks for your comments. I was going to download TYPO3, but stopped 
when MYsql, and php requirements were listed. This is probably out of bounds 
for a Quanta forum but there are so many pros on here, I think I'll get 
straight answers.

I am managing a non-profit organization's web site, as I said in my earlier 
post. I do it from my desktop computer running the latest version Ubuntu. 
MYsql and php are on the Ubuntu applications list and some of the components 
are installed, but there are numerous associated apps listed that are not 
installed. Here's my question: My computer is not set up as a server and I'm 
not sure I want to do that, but I don't know because I don't know what I'm 
getting into.

A local ISP hosts the website without cost. Their server is php compliant and 
it is probably MYsql compliant, also, but I don't know . . . which, of 
course, I can find out. So, on the TYPO3 download site there are two options: 
download #1, for those with MYsql and PHP already installed "on their 
server." And download #2, installs TYPO3 plus MYsql and PHP. I don't think I 
need download option #2, but I don't know if my system is really set up to 
accept download option #1. Will TYPO3 work for me if the ISP server has MYsql 
and PHP installed on that server? Or do I have to have those apps on my 
computer to get TYPO3 to work.? I suppose I should be asking this on the 
TYPO3 support page, but I thought I might get a quicker reply from this forum

I apologize for the long post. 

Jerry
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