Orionsbelter Posted January 13, 2009 Share Posted January 13, 2009 am not the best at running a sever i own a ded sever and need to know what processes i need and don't i only use php,javascript,css,ajax,flash and MYSQL on my website which processes don't i need to run or does anyone have an websites where i can read about running a sever? root 0.0 1980 KB 644 KB Ss Jan12 init named 0.0 71168 KB 4020 KB Ssl Jan12 named root 0.0 2368 KB 1132 KB S Jan12 mysqld_safe mysql 6.2 165124 KB 29436 KB Sl Jan12 mysqld root 0.0 6660 KB 1764 KB Ss Jan12 master root 0.0 317076 KB 114228 KB Sl Jan12 java postfix 0.0 6720 KB 1824 KB S Jan12 tlsmgr root 0.0 34108 KB 15464 KB Ss Jan12 httpd root 0.0 5396 KB 696 KB Ss Jan12 saslauthd root 0.0 5396 KB 440 KB S Jan12 saslauthd postfix 0.0 10228 KB 5332 KB S Jan12 qmgr postfix 0.0 6712 KB 1692 KB S 06:47 scache apache 0.0 34652 KB 9772 KB S 04:30 httpd apache 0.0 34572 KB 9776 KB S 04:51 httpd apache 0.0 34588 KB 9872 KB S 04:51 httpd apache 0.0 34576 KB 9772 KB S 05:45 httpd postfix 0.0 6724 KB 1708 KB S 05:23 pickup apache 0.0 34588 KB 9792 KB S 04:21 httpd Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dennismonsewicz Posted January 13, 2009 Share Posted January 13, 2009 The below link may be of help http://www.linuxforums.org/servers/setting_up_a_server.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dennismonsewicz Posted January 13, 2009 Share Posted January 13, 2009 am not the best at running a sever i own a ded sever and need to know what processes i need and don't i only use php,javascript,css,ajax,flash and MYSQL on my website which processes don't i need to run or does anyone have an websites where i can read about running a sever? root 0.0 1980 KB 644 KB Ss Jan12 init named 0.0 71168 KB 4020 KB Ssl Jan12 named root 0.0 2368 KB 1132 KB S Jan12 mysqld_safe mysql 6.2 165124 KB 29436 KB Sl Jan12 mysqld root 0.0 6660 KB 1764 KB Ss Jan12 master root 0.0 317076 KB 114228 KB Sl Jan12 java postfix 0.0 6720 KB 1824 KB S Jan12 tlsmgr root 0.0 34108 KB 15464 KB Ss Jan12 httpd root 0.0 5396 KB 696 KB Ss Jan12 saslauthd root 0.0 5396 KB 440 KB S Jan12 saslauthd postfix 0.0 10228 KB 5332 KB S Jan12 qmgr postfix 0.0 6712 KB 1692 KB S 06:47 scache apache 0.0 34652 KB 9772 KB S 04:30 httpd apache 0.0 34572 KB 9776 KB S 04:51 httpd apache 0.0 34588 KB 9872 KB S 04:51 httpd apache 0.0 34576 KB 9772 KB S 05:45 httpd postfix 0.0 6724 KB 1708 KB S 05:23 pickup apache 0.0 34588 KB 9792 KB S 04:21 httpd also keep in mind there is nothing that needs to be installed a on server to run HTML, CSS, JS or AJAX. They are all client side and so the page load is dependent upon the client. PHP, MySQL and Apache are all Server side. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Orionsbelter Posted January 13, 2009 Author Share Posted January 13, 2009 Thanks you two Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dennismonsewicz Posted January 13, 2009 Share Posted January 13, 2009 no prob Also one quick edit... if you are wanting to load in dynamic results from mysql using PHP to incorporate in your AJAX implementation then you will need PHP, mysql and a webserver installed. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jeremywesselman Posted January 15, 2009 Share Posted January 15, 2009 also keep in mind there is nothing that needs to be installed a on server to run HTML, CSS, JS or AJAX. They are all client side and so the page load is dependent upon the client. PHP, MySQL and Apache are all Server side. Even if you are only serving static html files, you need a web server to do so. You can't just upload the html files to the server and they magically server themselves. Here is a good link to get you started setting up a VPS or dedicated server: http://www.usefuljaja.com/ Also check out http://articles.slicehost.com/sitemap Jeremy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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