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[Bill Patterson]

This should be very doable.  Some things to watch out for are the minor 
differences in file paths (e.g. Windoze back slashes versus Linux 
forward slashes), etc.   Generally the functionality is the same and if 
you are not doing tricks that force operating system commands you should 
be OK. 

Is there a reason not to run this offline on a Linux box?

Keeping the databases synchronized sounds a little more challenging.  
MySQL nicely allows you to offload an entire database into commands that 
restore the contents and structure elsewhere very easily.  If you only 
want to synchronize daily this could be the way to go.  If you want 
up-to-the-minute synchronization you may have to pipe messages between 
the boxes, and someone else would have to give you hints on that.

Bill Patterson


Mark Withington wrote:

>I've got a AMP application that my client would like to use offline.  The
>obvious answer is to install AMP on a the client's Windoz box, and then
>generate the logic to ensure the two databases stay synchronized.  Anyone
>have any other ideas?  Specifically, I'd like to bypass installing Apache.
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