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If you are planning to uninstall IIS as RiggsFolly said, please uninstall the following as all of them if installed use port 80. 1. IIS itself 2. Web Deploy 2.0 3. MS Sql Server Reporting service. all have to be uninstalled separately...
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when starting the WP inst, use the localhost as the db host instead of IP, as the users for MySQL may not have permission to connect from other than localhost. phpmyadmin and php apps use 3306 as the db port number(configured in php.ini and my.ini) it has nothing to with the apache port# change. in case if the db port is changed use the db host as 'locahost:<port#>'
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Also try this, your MySQL user root might have been set password. the config will be in wamp/apps/phpmyadmin<version>/config.inc
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these are the basic requirements to have the website working from wampserver. static IP from your ISP. (if required, domain name with A record to the IP) router with simple port forwarding would do fine. make sure port 80 is not used for other services futher, RiggsFolly would take forward
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check if your port 80 is frees, for this you can use the port test tool in the wamp/apache/service submenu in system tray. if the 80 is not free you can change it in the httpd.conf file.
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did you try before with localhost:8080/
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change the port number your wamp server listens to in httpd.conf, open file from the wamp tray icon, search (ctrl + F) and search '80' replace with 8080 or 81, save and restart the wamp server and use this
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Is the wamp icon in tray GREEN by the way... try installing a lower version of wamp, like 2.0a what version is your OS. 32 or 64 bit. if 64 bit, try 32 bit version of wamp.
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please ping localhost in cmd to see if the host file has 127.0.0.1 set for localhost. as in win7 often the host file is removed.
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am using 80 for other web servers, now am using it for IIS. after changing the listening port in wamp, its still tests 80 only,...
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am using 32bit WAMP without any crashes in 64 Win7, but finding the right version for 64 bit OS is difficult as some versions pops up error dialogues.
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Can i use "Test Port 80" to test and find service using the configured port in php.ini, like if i have changed the listening port to 8080, i want to check if that is used by any other service creating conflict. can i use the php.exe in bin\php\<php ver>\php.exe in command prompt with switch to test the mentioned port. I guess the context menu in wamp manager too should be us
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check this post it was simple and effective. i too had the same problem, this gives the functionality behind the lines in the php.ini. when you have two versions of php installed in wamp, which was the cause of error in my case, this will help... happy coding..
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to keep it short, 1.check whether IIS server is running in port 80 2.skype is by default set to run in port 80, so change it as mentioned above.
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check this link. here you get info on running the service, running the wamp manager is not essential unless you want to change any settings.
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the system confg is: windows 2008 server R2 64bit, IIS stopped. wamp 64 bit 2.1d installed. this is a dedicated hosting server. the problem is when i tried installing joomla, error was there preventing to continue installing stating that "cookies disabled in browser or session.save_path not defined by service provider". In phpinfo(), it showed the path "d:\inetpub\temp\p
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