You will need a web host that will give you both PHP Support and a MySQL database.
Alternatively, if you just want to play around with it, or have a high-speed internet link, then
you can host it yourself. You will also need the nuke***.tar.gz file (*** is in place of Nuke
version)
If you’re going to be hosting the site yourself, then the following links might become
useful. Also, if you're hosting yourself, you will need an SMTP server running on your machine
http://www.cnet.com Web site to get a free SMTP server from
You will also need phpMyAdmin in order to manage the SQL database. Some web hosts
supply this as part of the web site package, if not, then it’s available to download from
http://www.phpmyadmin.net.
An SQL server is the place that PHP-Nuke
stores all it's information that changes, like configuration settings, news articles, polls and much more
An SQL server is the place that PHP-Nuke
stores all it's information that changes, like configuration settings, news articles, polls and much more
