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Hey

I have a prblem with wamp it wont start my PHP service in wamp
MYSQL and Apache working

Im running 1.7.3 on a Windows 2003 enterprise R2 edition

who can help me?

Regards, Outside

I am Dutch so im sorry for my bad english

make sure your php files end with a .php extension, not .html or they wont get parsed by apache. make sure you do not try to open the files directory with your web browser, use [localhost]



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Hey,

i checkt all off your suggestions.

And install on a windows XP PC and also there PHP does not work.

There also running 2 services in WAMp maybe PHP service isnt installed?

Regards, Outside



Post Edited (09-12-07 08:44)

use <?php instead of <?



Romain

PHP is not supposed to be a service, php is integrated with Apache so as long as the Apache service (httpd.exe) is running then your php should be working. Make sure that if you reinstall WAMP5 that you delete everything out of the wamp5 directory (in your c: drive) that way none of the old configuration settings are being used for your new installation.

I had a same problem..

Turn off the "hide extensions in known file types" setting in windows explorer, and you will see the bad extension in your .php file. For example if you using notepad the file name may yourfile.php.txt