>>Idea is good, but personally I would rather stick with
>>separate packages, then I only need to update the one that
>>changes. It keeps the download sizes down as well.
>
> I can see your point, but have you ever tried downloading Apache and PHP
> separately, and getting them to talk to one another. It's a pain in the
> neck(*). Then you need to get PHP's firebird/interbase plugin working. The
> database server itself can be installed separately, though, as it can run on
> a different machine.

No real problems with the latest Apache2 and PHP. I've sent
the notes over to Paul to put up on the ibphoenix site. No
more than 1/2 hour, including ibWebAdmin and most of that is
just belt and braces. Now that I know WHAT I am looking for ;)

I have FB1.0 and FB1.5 working on different machines, and
the Apache/PHP set access either of them without a problem.

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