WampServer

I didn't come to the WAMP Server site/boards to ask what the best pre-built WAMP is. That is rude to the people who develop WAMP Server. I am asking about people's opinion of using WAMP Server in a production environment or even if anyone is using WAMP Server as a production web server? I have been playing around with WAMP Server for about 6 months now: testing how well it works as a web serve
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The simple answer is you can control the MySQL connection using PHP: mysql_connect('host', 'user', 'password') Check out www.php.net for full details of what functions are available to use with PHP/MySQL. Host is what determines where it will look. Setting 'host' = 'localhost' will look to your local computer running WAMP Server. Setting 'host' = '192.168.0.1' (whatever your MySQL server
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What is everyone's viewpoint on using WAMP Server as a production server (even connected to the internet)? I realize that is a huge open ended question. I have some experience running Apache, MySQL, and PHP on a Windows Server box. For one, I know there are many changes that need to be made to Apache, PHP, and MySQL to make sure they are more secure. For a dev environment, WAMP Server is real
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<?php # FileName="Connection_php_mysql.htm" # Type="MYSQL" # HTTP="true" $hostname_movie = "localhost"; $database_movie = "moviedb"; $username_movie = "root"; $password_movie = ""; $movie = mysql_pconnect($hostname_movie, $username_movie, $password_movie); if (!$movie) { echo "Could not connect to mysq
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