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Name: Thierry
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The only difference upon win32 and linux on php, is that you need to specify a mail server in a windows php.ini, and not on a linux system.
Although, I've seen apache crashes on windows, that where not happening on linux, but this could have been my windows box...
But, on mysql, there si 1:
The tables name are case sensitive.
Mysql rely on a file structure when you create the tables. On window, even if they are displayed as mixed case, the path name is case insentitive. It means that c:\test\thing.txt point to the same file than c:\TeSt\ThIng.txt.
Not on linux...
So, even if you define your tables like "create table userName", on windows, when you export (dump) them, you will see "username" in the exported file.
If you import them back on a linux server, you will have errors, as the "userName" table is not equals to "username".
But otherwise that, there are no differences that I'm aware of.
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