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I'm not sure just what messages you are referring to but I've installed WAMP on 5 different windows XP boxes, 3 laptops and 2 desktops, and each has run flawlessly from the initial install. I've also upgraded several of those machines to later releases equally without any problems what so ever.
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On your desktop, right mouse and select New->Shortcut A Create Shortcut dialog should appear. In it, browse to the location of the mysql.exe binary file. In my case, its C:\wamp\mysql\bin\mysql.exe. Click next and edit the shortcut name, if desired. Click Finish. Now, right mouse on the newly created shortcut and select Properties. In the Target field, click at the beginning of the string. T
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By default, WAMP sets the server offline meaing that it can only be accessed from localhost. If you want to make it accessible to other machines on the network, you need to put it online. To do this, open the WAMP configuration menu in the toolbar and select the 'Put Online' menu item near the bottom of the menu. WAMP will then reconfigure the server and restart it. At that point, you should be
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Your server may be set offline, a new feature of the lastest WAMP package. If offline, you can access it only from localhost, as you are experiencing. This is the installation default. To bring it online, open the WAMP control menu and select the 'Put Online' menu item near the bottom of the menu. When Apache is restarted, it should be accessible using your IP address instead of localhost.
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I think timtak nailed it with the short tags. In the php configuration file that was installed as part of the original distribution, the following lines appear: ; Allow the <? tag. Otherwise, only <?php and <script> tags are recognized. ; NOTE: Using short tags should be avoided when developing applications or ; libraries that are meant for redistribution, or deployment on PHP ; ser
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In the WAMP installation folder, there is a file named 'wampserver.ini'. Before editing it, make a backup of it in case you need to go back to it. Edit the file and locate the section . In my file, there are three places that read ... Parameters: "; Change 'localhost' to 'localhost:8888' at each one. Save the file and exit the editor. To make these new menu items take affect, you must
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Totally cool, Cyber! I've been wondering how to do this for a while but had yet to find such a clear written explanation and procedure as yours. Thanks.
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Thanks Cyber. That works.
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I changed the port number for apache to 8080 and can access pages just fine from the browser using localhost:8080 as the host. However, when I open the WAMP5 utility from the system tray and click on either localhost or phMyAdmin items in the resulting popup menu, it still attempts to find the server at the default port 80 location which, of course, fails. Is there a way to change these two line
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