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Or run pear upgrade from commandline
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Or just disable skype using port 80 (it's in connection options)
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How about 127.0.0.1 ?
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You're missing ; at the end of last two lines
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In case no one noticed Download it from php.net as usual.
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If you already have PHP and Apache installed and working, you'd better just install MySQL stand alone. It's not difficult at all. WampServer works best, if you have none of its components installed yet.
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ninjab Wrote: > > And Michl, how do I install the 64bit versions of > Amp of those? Kill me if I know I never actually tried. It's just my educated guess, that on 64bit OS you will need 64bit software.
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Main difference between WampServer 2.0c and 2.0f is that the latter is equipped with MySQL 5.1.30 while the former with 5.0.51. You might want to check on MySQL's site if there are any differences between the two, that would affect you.
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No you can't. All tables in mysql database are essential for MySQL operation
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That's why you always should backup your my.ini file as well. Default storage engine setting is still available in MySQL 5.1.30. It shouldn't however influence existing tables. MyISAM can not be disabled as far as I know.
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I will have to install Apache MySQL and PHP on Windows Vista x64 soon. I suppose, if you want to use WampServer, you should still change default versions to 64 bit versions of AMP.
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magic_quotes_gpc is not really considered a security feature any longer, and its use should in general be avoided. It is deprecated since PHP 5.3.0 and will be removed all together in PHP 6.0 (see link) Of course if you have a script, that relies on this setting for security, you should definitely turn it on, but perhaps you should also check if there are any upgrades to it.
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If you're going to move from MySQL 5.0.x to 5.1.x I would discourage such practice (it's been working fine for me when moving data between same versions of MySQL). Use mysqldump (or phpMyAdmin export feature, or MySQL GUI tools backup feature) to export all your data to text SQL file. You can then load the file into new installation of MySQL (or use phpMyAdmin import feature, or MySQL GUI Tool
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Given the bug was related to magic_quotes which are disabled in WampServer by default, there is no hurry
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It's out and it's GA (Generally Available or production version) Get it while it lasts... oh wait a sec... Anyway, I have it running in WampServer just fine
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It's probably a problem with PHP - MySQL connection, with a query syntax, or something along these lines. There's no reason UPDATE would not work. Check for mysql errors when you run the UPDATE query.
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This might be caused by error in mysql config file. I had similar problem, when I edited my config file with MySQL Administrator GUI tool.
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Migrating down, especially between major versions (as 5 and 4) might not always be successful. I think easiest would be to use phpMyAdmin's Export feature. You can select a compatibility mode to be MySQL40 or ANSI.
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Install next into D:/Wamp/www/projectB Or is it not what you're asking about?
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WAMP is working pretty fine on my Vista machine, but once I enable curl extension it just stops working. Vista shows a message about Apache stopping and closing it. Localhost gets unavailable (obviously), but the Wamp icon is white... When I disable curl, everything gets back to normal. I moved libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll to c:\windows\system32\ as advised in php manual, but it doesn't h
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Put your server online (left click WAMP icon in task bar, and select 'Put online')
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To upgrade it to what? If you need new versions of Apache, MySQL or PHP, then FAQ on available on top of this page covers it. I just recently installed MySQL 5.1.26 without any problems.
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I do transfer the db this way between a production server and my development machine. No problems so far.
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You can configure Skype not to use port 80. It's in advanced settings > connection.
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IMHO if I shut down server properly before doing backup (making sure no locks are present and no transactions are pending), nothing wrong should happen. I'll take your warning into consideration. Fortunately, this isn't the only way I'm doing backups, and hopefully I'll never have to use backups for anything more than updating my local database.
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I do it every second week. Please explain why it's unreliable, because it worries me. Why mysql docs list it as a valid backup method? "The backup consists of exact copies of database directories and files. Typically this is a copy of all or part of the MySQL data directory. Data from MEMORY tables cannot be backed up this way because their contents are not stored on disk. "
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You can also copy the whole \mysql\mysqlx.y.z\data directory. This way you make a copy off all databases on the server, no matter if the tables are MyISAM, INNOdb or anything else. To restore, just copy the directory in same place Remember to shut down the mysql server before doing both backup and restore (or at least make sure nobody else is working on it at that time). See for more in
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I had such a situation before when I was tinkering with default mysql server settings. Suddenly no InnoDB tables were accessible. However I just made clean install of wampserver and I got my data back. MySQL says you can use any storage engine combination you wish, and that's probably true, however it seems it's not wise to change a default engine setting once you started.
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You can (and in fact should) explicitly state which engine you wish to use when creating a table. See CREATE TABLE syntax in mySQL docs If you're using phpMyAdmin, there's an option to select the engine while creating a table
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Browsers omit \n when rendering pages and add new lines only on <br>. See the source of the page rendered, to see that the new lines are indeed there.
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