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It happens that I have made a system in PHP, this system works through queries to a DB created in MySQL. I have used WAMP for the installation of the server that provides me the functionalities that I require, PHP, MySQL, Apache.

The doubt arises when wanting to transport the complete system to another machine that lacks everything that needs to work, I have heard about installers but I do not know if they will be useful and if so, how could I use them? ?, since I need

1.-Install WAMP server

2.-Create the DB in MySQL

3.-Copy a folder (the one on my system) to the localhost folder

4.-Create a direct access to localhost / my system / on the desktop to access the system

5.-Create an icon in the start menu that starts WAMP and accesses the system automatically.

    
asked by Luis Fernando Vargas 22.03.2018 в 00:59
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If you have access to the computer where you want to mount the system and you have no problem in downloading wamp for me it would be the easiest option.

  • Install WAMP
  • Export the BD from where you currently have it and import it into the new machine, with phpmyadmin for example.
  • You copy all your folder with the necessary files to the new folder localhost, do not forget to update your username and password if it is not the same for your connection to the BD in your PHP file.
  • What you mention to create a shortcut.
    • answered by 22.03.2018 в 01:13
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    If the other computer is within your network, you can configure the WAMP to access your application through the ip or you can use Noip or in the latest upload the application to one of the many free hosting that support php and mysql so that stay on the web ...

        
    answered by 22.03.2018 в 15:47
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