how PHP and Python are used on the two web servers.?
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It's possible to do either.  There are Apache modules that support PHP (mod_php) and Python (mod_python).  Alternatively, either interpreter can be configured to run as a CGI or FastCGI executable...
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Perl would be my preference.  There are interpereters available for all major platforms (UNIX, Linux, Windows, OSX, etc.), so your scripts will be fairly portable depending on the system calls you use.\n\nThere are many libraries (Perl Modules) available that allow your scripts to do things like connect to databases, access web servers, access mail servers, and more.
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Most popular seems to be ASP.NET. Pages usually (but not always) end in .aspx\n\nAJAX is another new technology that sort of combines ActiveX and Javascript in a way that adds some "live" functionality to sites. Google Maps, for example, uses it.\n\nSome sites still use Perl.\n\nContrary to the other poster, I have yet to see any major Fortune 500 site written in PHP. \n\nFor the money, learn/use ASP.NET. It's the de facto standard today.\n\nKind regards.
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Yahoo! uses PHP.\n\nhttp://public.yahoo.com/~radwin/
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Use Linux, Apache , PHP and MySQL this is the best combination
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Yes!\n\nIt depends on what type of website it is (programming language). For example, if you're planning on doing a PHP website, you will need to install PHP on your computer.\n\nIf you're not, all you need is to install Apache. Some people find that tedious so you can download EasyPHP, which will install both PHP and Apache (and the database mysql) and is VERY easy to use.\n\nEasyPHP website: http://www.easyphp.org/?lang=en\nDownload EasyPHP: http://www.easyphp.org/telechargements.php3 and click on EasyPHP 1.8 under 'Current Version'\n\nAll you will need to do is download, install and open that program. Then, anyone will be able to access (or maybe not depending on your firewall settings) your website by using your IP as the address.\n\nTo get your IP address: http://www.whatismyipaddress.com/\n\nThen, you need to keep your computer open as long as you want your website to be online*.\n\nIf you can't always keep your PC connected to the internet, make sure you have an IP that does not change each time you disconnect from and reconnect to the internet (a dynamic IP is an IP that changes that way).\n\n* I would contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and ask them about keeping the internet connection open 24x7.
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Install apache and php\n\nEdit Apache's conf file\n\n-C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Apache Group&#92;Apache2&#92;conf&#92;httpd.conf\n-Add----------\n# For PHP 5 do something like this:\nLoadModule php5_module "c:/php/php5apache2.dll"\nAddType application/x-httpd-php .php\n\n# configure the path to php.ini\nPHPIniDir "C:/php"\n---------------\nthen restart web server
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*.php files are interpreted programs (or simply scripts) written in a language called PHP.  To operate your own PHP-driven Web site, you need an account with a hosting company that supports PHP.\n\nAdditional information about PHP can be found at http://www.php.net
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How you log on depends on the protocol that is being used for the authentication.\n\nFortunately for you, Python has libraries for interacting with HTTP, FTP, NNTP, SMTP etc.\n\nGive the docs below a try.
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Name the file mypage.php instead of mypage.html. Include the php commands between tags like:\n\n<?php\n$tutssty = "Hello, how are you?";\necho $tutssty;\n?>\n\nIf you're using a free webserver, however, php is probably not enabled since the server has to parse each of the php files instead of just sending them to the viewer.
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you need to take the php script, (assuming it is very generic with no DB interaction)\nand FTP the file to a server running APACHE with PHP installed.\nYou need to learn about FTP, this is the method for transfering files back and forth between you and a server.\nOnce your php file is on the server, you can enter the path to the php file from your browser.\nie: http://www.mywebsite.com/myphpfile.php\nIf you have no errors, your page should display whatever is in your file.\n\n<?echo phpinfo();?>\nis a simplistic php file to test out with.
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http://www.php.net/downloads.php
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You can scrape pages with php fairly simply -- the better approach is probably to set up an SSH tunnel so that your trafic is encrypted between your terminal and the proxy computer.  With PHP, you'll want to look at the cURL libraries.
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For free php objects and classes, use:\n\nhttp://www.phpclasses.org\n\nFor whole php applications, frameworks, or projects, use:\n\nhttp://www.sourceforge.net\nhttp://www.freshmeat.net
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You need to do that using a server script language, If you want to use it on a web site.\nCGI, PERL, PHP....
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I personally don't like either language.  I go with PHP on a Linux server.  However with the given choices I would have to say that Java on a Linux server is the best.
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Well I have over 10 domains on different web-hosts which I work on (some free of course). It ain't a heap of fun but it's interesting.  And I don't use any stupid web-templates (*cough* My Space sucks *cough*), I write my own code (yes, that includes PHP). And I also am an independent Apache PHP 5 / mySQL / SMTP Mail server - I use my own PC to test my pages and sometimes use it as a web-server (my IP allows me to do so).