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well, the easiest way is to just create subolders under the main WAMP www folder. stick your wordpress files in there, make a new database for it www\blog1 http:// localhost/blog1
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can you access any other page, like the pre-installed homepage?
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im calling it directly, as in: c:\wwwroot\bin\php\php5.4.3\php.exe "c:\wwwroot\www\test\test.php" the errors only show up if i call the SNMP functions i took the apache bin\php.ini and copied it over to the php\php5.4.3 folder just to make sure they were identical
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Should these errors occur when calling php.exe without specifying any script? That is also happening. Also, all of my scripts worked fine under 5.3.x...maybe the errorlevel was set different, but i dont think so.
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a blank page with no errors, in my experience, is a PHP syntax error.. try making a new php file, say test.php. inside it stick: <?php phpinfo(); ?> http:// localhost/test.php see if that generates the same problem
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have you tried going directly into a browser and navigating to: http:// localhost/phpmyadmin or http:// 127.0.0.1/phpmyadmin
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well. the IP address 127.0.0.1 is a builtin address to access the local computer only, so 127.0.0.1 would only work on that laptop itself. the next step would be getting it to answer on the laptops current actual ip address. click start, type "cmd" and hit enter. that will bring up a command prompt. type "ipconfig" and hit enter. it will show you the laptops current ip addr
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Alright, so i recently upgraded from wamp 2.1 to 2.2e. When running scripts from the command line, calling php.exe directly the scripts work, but with these errors: No log handling enabled - turning on stderr logging Cannot find module (IP-MI: At line 0 in (none) Cannot find module (IF-MI: At line 0 in (none) Cannot find module (TCP-MI: At line 0 in (none) Cannot find module (UDP-MI: At
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i think ive got it, and of course, its because im an idiot. i used my old php.ini, and thought i had fixed all the paths (a find/replace came up clean) but i just went through line by line and the first freakin thing i should have checked was wrong; ext directory. of course its strange that running php through apache worked fine. is it using its own php.ini somewhere?
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yep, i verified the task, the working directory and the php scripts themselves. hell, if i open a command prompt, navigate directly to where php.exe is and only type "php.exe" i get the associated errors. i obviously borked a path somewhere somehow, so if the old path isnt in the php.ini where else could it be coming from? i also searched for any straggling php.ini files, none ot
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In my experience, you have to use WAMP as a whole, or youre gunna have a bad time. Technically, yeah you could install the new version, but youre going to have to make a lot of pathing changes. I seem to recall it was actually easier for me to leave the original PHP/mysql folders in place and just copy the new version in.
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Alrighty, i just upgraded from wamp2.1 to wamp2.2e. During that process, and because im a complete idiot, i changed the root path from c:\webroot to c:\wwwroot. I Was able to get all my data restored and 100% functional, except one tiny thing... I have some scheduled tasks that run a few scripts at night using php.exe directly, obviously bypassing apache. when i attempt to run php.exe in a
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alrighty, thx for your help
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I would like to get the SNMP extension working, but i have been unable to find the appropriate V6 version of the dll that is compatible..do i upgrade PHP in my wamp installation? is that going to mess anything up?
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