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Re: [Phpgroupware-users] a question


From: Alex Borges (lex)
Subject: Re: [Phpgroupware-users] a question
Date: 20 Jan 2003 13:14:56 -0600

Well....
Although this is really not the right forum for the fist part of your
question (finding running proceses in Linux), you can do that with ps -e
or ps aux works well too.

As Hsing-Foo points out, phpgroupware is a web application. This means
its a collection of php files stored someplace your webserver can access
(so the real process is the webserver, not phpgroupware).

You can find out if you have phpgroupware installed with a locate
phpgroupware, if that doesnt work, youd have to try and run find / -name
"phpgrou*", but that can take a long time to finish.

To find out if phpgroupware is well installed, you need to follow the
docs and go to http://yourserver/yourphpgroupwarepath/setup and make
shure your apps are installed and your server is well configured (when
you get there, post your questions about it here).

Now, i seriously recomend you to try the support forums for your
distribution and ask arround where do web apps are normally installed in
your particular linux. For example, in debian youll find most web apps
in /var/www. Those that arent there, can be found in /usr/share.

For redhat, fire up your xchat (in linux) or your mirc (in windows) and
go to  irc.openprojects.net server. Join the #redhat channel and ask
your questions there....

Another great place to start is the #linuxhelp channel. They are newbie
friendly.

For debian, you can try the #debian channel, but those grumpy, old,
stale, smelly sysadmins (i can be found there) arent really that
friendly, they will send you to RTFM as soon as they detect you are a
newbie. Although its a GREAT channel for intermediate-advanced, DIRECT
questions about networking and heavy debian stuff.  

For mandrake.... sell your stock quick!!! (kidding), they have forums
and are a very friendly community, go to the website for more info.

El lun, 20-01-2003 a las 11:23, Aijaz Ahmed escribió:
> Hello,
> 
> I am new to Linux environment. I have a small question.
> 
> From the shell prompt, what is the command to find out the different
> packages running on the server ( like mysql, perl, php ) etc..?
> 
> From the shell prompt how do I find out if phpGroupware is set up or
> not ?
> 
> thanks,
> 
> Aijaz
> 
> 
> 
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