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14 years ago
mjh_ca
Random troubleshooting ideas here.. Try doing: <?php var_dump($_POST); ?> and <?php var_dump($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']); ?> to inspect what is in the array and to confirm the data is actually being POSTed. Maybe a typo somewhere that we aren't seeing. Do you have any obscure PHP extensions enabled that might be interfering with the request parameters? (I've neve
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
yfastud Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > to setup Zend IonCube, follow this > IonCube loader has nothing to do with Zend Optimizer being incompatible with APC. What IonCube Loader does is completely different from APC. Not sure why you're recommending this here.
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
Sure, I know what he meant. But, WAMP exists and has value primarily because it cleanly integrates each of the components together.. reducing the need to manually install each package and then struggle to get them to play nice together. There is no (required) interdependency between SVN server and the existing WAMP components. SVN server can run its own svn protocol server and manage its own
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
You should almost never be using 'local' paths within HTML... it just doesn't make sense. Move your image files into the same folder (or a subfolder) of your HTML / PHP files. For example: c:\wamp\www\index.html c:\wamp\www\images\picture.jpg Now inside of index.html , you would use: <img src="/images/picture.jpg" /> .. this is a "relative" path (i.e. re
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
Left click WAMP Icon > Apache > Service > Test Port 80 What does this show?
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
You're getting a blank page? Check the PHP error log (Left click WAMP Icon > PHP > PHP error log). A blank page usually indicates an error is happening but it not being displayed to your screen due to the PHP settings. To see the error messages in your browser, edit your php.ini file and enable all errors (E_ALL as well as probably E_STRICT)
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
Probably beyond the scope of what WAMP is supposed to be about. There is no reason why you couldn't install an SVN server separately (check out cygwin if you want to run the actual svn server designed for unix, it shouldn't be that difficult to install yourself).
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
That's like saying "My car won't start! What's wrong?". You need to do some troubleshooting to work out exactly what part is broken. Investigate which service(s) are failing to start (Left click WAMP icon, and check the "Services" menu item under each service to see which one isn't running). Then check the log files for each to see what the error message(s) are. These w
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
Assuming WAMP is installed in C:\WAMP , the MySQL data files are located in C:\wamp\bin\mysql\mysql5.1.33\data (The folder mysql5.1.33 will be different depending on which version of WAMP / MySQL you are running, so modify the path to suit your configuration). Shut down all WAMP services, remove the existing files in the data folder (backup first just in case), and then copy the files fr
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
APC and Zend Optimiser are not compatible, as far as I know. They perform similar tasks, so you generally would not want both enabled at the same time. It is one or the other.
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
You need to step back and think about what issue(s) may be causing the timeout. Think about each layer of the system -- i.e. is your web browser OK connecting to other sites? Do you have a firewall (i.e. McAfee or Norton) installed which may be blocking communication? Is the Apache (httpd) service actually running? Are you running any other applications or services which may be interfering wi
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14 years ago
mjh_ca
This is beyond the scope of WAMP itself. We have no way to know what your PHP script is doing internally and why it is no longer completing the task you expect. For example, your PHP script may be using absolute paths which point to old file locations on your previous machine -- and your new file locations do not match... It may have external dependencies (i.e. PECL or PEAR libraries) or PHP e
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