Changes

Generally, by default, the '''Web Server''' will be configured to recognize only <code>index.html</code> files as index files but we will see together how to add <code>index.php</code> files.

Generally, by default, the '''Web Server''' will be configured to recognize only <code>index.html</code> files as index files but we will see together how to add <code>index.php</code> files.

The files <code>.php</code> being script files written in the PHP language, they will not be directly understandable by the '''browser''' of the "'''Client''" which is only able to display HTML.

The files <code>.php</code> being script files written in the PHP language, they will not be directly understandable by the '''browser''' of the "'''Client'''" which is only able to display HTML.

So we will have to tell the '''Web Server''' that when it encounters a file with the extension <code>.php</code>, it will have to use its module <code>mod_php</code> to interpret (or convert if you prefer) the PHP code into HTML code before sending it back to the "'''Client'''" (i.e. the browser).

So we will have to tell the '''Web Server''' that when it encounters a file with the extension <code>.php</code>, it will have to use its module <code>mod_php</code> to interpret (or convert if you prefer) the PHP code into HTML code before sending it back to the "'''Client'''" (i.e. the browser).

Finally, we also need to install a '''Relational Database Management System''', here MariaDB to store Dolibarr data (it's Dolibarr PHP scripts that will interact with the <abbr title="Relational Database Management System">SGBDR</abbr> to write or read data from it).

Finally, we also need to install a '''Relational Database Management System''', here MariaDB to store Dolibarr data (it's Dolibarr PHP scripts that will interact with the <abbr title="Relational Database Management System">RDBMS</abbr> to write or read data from it).