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ah, Now it's starting to get confusing. After discovering how to get rid of the favicon cache I started experimenting on how to set a favicon per domain.... after re-loading a favicon however I wasn't able to delete it in the same manner as I did in the Answer of this Q&A... (using chrome). so it's still a WIP
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RiggsFolly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do a search on favicon cache, they are cached in > different placed depending on the browser you use clever riggs! It solved my problem! I shall update the Q&A
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ghehe, ctrl+f5 is a shortcut you used this afternoon so I've already tried that. Even closing my browser wasn't effective.
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While my google-search-skills are pretty freaking awesome *cough cough* I'm not able to find answers to all of my questions so that's why I'll be asking them here. When I get the answer I'll edit the first post in order to make some sort of summary of newbie-questions 'n answers. Q: What is a favicon? A: It's the little icon displayed next to the addressbar (or in the tab next to the title)
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Ok, RiggsFolly went through a lot of trouble and eventually solved the problem for me. I'm really no expert on this and I can't recall/understand every of the steps he took today... Basically he did a clean install on my pc and set up everything like he explained in his HOWTO mentioned earlier. SETTING A PASSWORD: In case you're having trouble setting a password for the root user. I.e.
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Already had tv installed and sent you a pm. However I don't see the pm in my "sent list" therefore I'd like to know whether you received it. If you did I'll notice when you connect. if you didn't receive anything let me know so I can try again.
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So I semi-solved the problem. I changed the entries in my host file to 127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.0.1 domain 127.0.0.1 sub1 127.0.0.1 sub2 (I had used my static IP instead of 127.0.0.1 before) Now I am still able to access the websites in my www folder but in addition I can also go to 127.0.0.1/phpmyadmin/ and successfully access the databases. *edit* localhost/phpmyadmin/ is s
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Hi RiggsFolly, First of all: Thank you for the quick and comprehensive response. So I undid my edit of \wamp\alias\phpmyadmin.conf After a while I didn't really care whether anybody could join it as long as I would be among those people There were no other instances of my.ini so I had to skip that part... After evaluating your guide (and comparing it to the steps I'd taken in the on
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Hi, So after installing wamp2 and messing around with all kinds of settings (I'm a complete rookie) I finally destroyed my msql server... after googling for 3 hours straight I can't come up with a solution to fix the following situation: -- Re-installed Wamp. -- Followed this guide to set up a virtual host: reason: I think it's cool that I have a nice looking url while learning how to
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