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7 years ago
chillax86
I would like to suggest a different approach... Make these changes to C:\wamp\scripts\switchWampPort.php Change line 21 to this... $httpdFileContents = preg_replace($findTxtRegex,'${1}'.$portToUse, $httpdFileContents, 1); Add this... //Grab Currently Used Port $portInUse = $wampConf['apachePortUsed']; Above this .. //Replace Used Port by New port ($_SERVER['argv'][1]) $portToUse
Forum: WampServer English
7 years ago
chillax86
Hi, thank you for your quick reply. After posting that issue last night I decided to explore the right-click menu as I have been using WAMP server probably more than 7 years for developing on Windows and I have never really explored all the menu options. I found the 'Right-Click Wampmanager tray icon -> Wamp Settings -> Don't check VirtualHost definitions' and I can confirm it did remo
Forum: WampServer English
7 years ago
chillax86
When adding a virtual host listening on a different port like :8080 and editing the httpd.config to listen on both port :80 & :8080, apache serves both my websites on both ports OK. The problem is when I refresh Wamp 3's menu the menu item 'Your VirtualHosts' contains an item with a warning symbol saying 'VirtualHost_PortValue' and when you click this menu item a command line interface op
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