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Have you tried checking what http response headers you get when you access localhost:80? There could be a hint on what is running on port 80. Another thing - if you don't absolutely need IPv6, disable it all together for your network connection. In my experience, it creates more problems with network services than it adds. Either way most ISPs still don't have IPv6 enabled and my router do
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@stevenmartin99 He's actually having problem with Apache not MySQL, so modifying my.ini does nothing to solve it. @dragonflyfla If you are going to access your Apache from same computer it's running, you can add localhost IP address to Listen directive in httpd.conf: Listen 127.0.0.1:80 or write your computers IP address in stead of 127.0.0.1, if you have static address and want to access a
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Sorry, I didn't mention the versions. Before update I had wampserver 2.2c 32bit and updated to 2.2d. MySQL version in both is 5.5.20 judging by readme.txt file. I tired to reproduce it in steps: 1. Shut down apache and mysql services 2. made a backup by zipping contents of wamp directory 3. installed 2.2d without uninstalling existing 2.2d version I used WinMerge to compare mysql5.5.20/
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It is possible that a system service/driver is listening on port 80. This could be of help to you:
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Already sorted the issue and didn't save those files, but I can swear that after updating there were no users I had created previously in mysql user table and diffs showed that files are different. I can try to reproduce the behaviour if that can help in any way. I was hoping to find a setup log file in %temp% to see if I can help with more info, but I couldn't find any. Maybe I'm looking in w
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Nope, I already checked that as that was my first assumption. There is only one copy of MySQL and it is mysql5.5.20.
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I don't quite understand what you mean by "pull up everything using a certain port under device manager", but you can open computer management console by right clicking the computer icon and selecting Manage option. Try looking in Service manager for something that might be running on port 80. And try checking what answer you can get from localhost:80 when you open it in your browser.
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Check what process is PID 4. In my case (Win7x32) it is System. I suspect that you have TrendMicro Titanium AV or Internet Security installed. coreServicesShell.exe must be running as a virus scanning proxy or something along those lines. Check if you can disable web scan/shield of that program.
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Today I downloaded the latest version 2.2d and thanks to common sense made a backup of entire wamp directory. After install it appeared that installer had replaced user tables in mysql data directory. Not a great thing if you have many projects with separate user accounts on each database. On another note; please make font-size and line-height of the textarea here in forum a bit larger. It is
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You should check if there is really no other process using port 80. It could be that Skype is still running in background. Easiest way to do this is by using Sysinternals TCPview which can be downloaded from Microsofts site - . I highly recommend getting Sysinternals Procexplorer as well which is mush more superior to default windows task manager.
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