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reinstalling or upgrading, you’ll simply be asked to confirm the previous password you
created. You can also enter your e-mail address if you’d like to receive the Zend newsletter.
CAUTION If you will be forwarding HTTP requests from the Internet to your server (not
recommended permanently but useful for granting a colleague temporary access to a project in
progress), then it’s particularly important that you choose a very secure password.
Now you are set up and ready to go, and the screen shown in Figure 1-15 will display in
your browser. From this screen you can control various aspects of your Zend Server CE
installation.
You can verify that everything is working correctly by entering http://localhost into your
web browser. The result should look like Figure 1-16.
Uninstalling
To uninstall Zend Server CE, from the Start Menu select All Programs | Zend Server
Community Edition | Uninstall Zend Server.
FIGURE 1-15 After installation, your browser will open up a control window for Zend Server CE.

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Document Root
By default, your document root (the place where all your HTML and PHP files should be
stored) is c:\Program Files\Zend\Apache2\htdocs. If you find that you cannot edit or save
files into it, you will need to modify the folder’s permission settings. You may find it
convenient to create a shortcut to this folder by navigating to it, right clicking (and holding)
on the htdocs folder, and dragging it to the Desktop. Once you release the mouse button, you
can then select Create Shortcuts Here.

Ubuntu and Debian Linux
On Ubuntu or Debian Linux, you will need to install the MySQL program separately if you
don’t have it already. It’s very easy to do because it uses Aptitude, a front end to the
Advanced Packaging Tool (APT) system.
FIGURE 1-16 Everything installed correctly if you can see this page when you enter http://localhost.
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Just open up the Terminal by selecting Applications | Accessories | Terminal and
entering the following two commands, the first of which ensures you are running as root,
while the second installs the server. If you are prompted for your password, enter it. At the
end of the installation, you may be prompted to enter a root password as in Figure 1-17,
which, like all the following Linux screen grabs, is from Ubuntu Linux.
sudo -i
apt-get install mysql-server
You are now ready to install Zend Server CE itself. The process takes a few commands
to set up because you must follow several steps. First, staying in the Terminal window
, you
need to change to the /etc/apt folder and then edit the file sources.list by typing the following
(assuming you are still logged in as root after installing MySQL):
cd /etc/apt
nano sources.list
TIP If you are using Debian Linux rather than Ubuntu, and Nano is not your default text editor,
you should alter the second line of the preceding code according to the editor you use. Or you can
install Nano first by entering the command: apt-get install nano.
FIGURE 1-17 It’s recommended you enter a password for the MySQL root user.

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Once the file is open, scroll down and add the following line to the end of the file so it
looks like Figure 1-18. When done, press CTRL-X, followed by Y and then press RETURN to save
the modified file:
deb server non-free
Now you must fetch Zend’s repository public key so the installation file can be verified
once downloaded and, having set up these various items, you should also update Aptitude.
So, enter the following two commands, noting that the option in the middle, which looks
like
-O-, is an uppercase letter O sandwiched between two minus signs, or dashes:
wget -O- |apt-key add -
aptitude update
Finally, you are ready to install Zend Server CE itself with the following command (see
Figure 1-19):
aptitude install zend-server-ce-php-5.2
Uninstalling
Should you encounter any problems, or decide for any other reason to uninstall the
program, you can issue the following command:
aptitude remove '~nzend.*-ce'
FIGURE 1-18 Using Nano to add a new line to sources.list
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After Installation
The last thing you need to do in order to verify whether Zend Server CE has actually
installed correctly is to test out the web server by entering the URL http://localhost into
your browser. If everything is correct, you should get a terse message similar to the one

in Figure 1-20. You can now enter the Admin interface by entering http://localhost:10081
into your browser.
FIGURE 1-19 The installation of Zend Server CE is successful.
FIGURE 1-20 Enter http://localhost into your browser to ensure that the web server is running.