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Also keep in mind that WAMP is three different things and backing up just one part won't necessarily help you. You need to create automation to back up your sql database internally AND automation to backup the files that it creates. You ALSO need to make sure everything in the WAMP folders are backed up. Depending on the system you're on, the better practice might be to create save states o
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Also make sure your wireless connections are on the same subnet. A lot of wifi routers and especially comcast wifi services will split out wireless user onto another subnet to make sure wireless users can't access the hard network.
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You'd have to copy the entire database as well as everything in the www root folder. This has to be done through the sql database manager (in the case of wamp it uses mostly phpmyadmin) You can't move a wordpress site without all the html/php files AND the attached database AND you have to make sure everything is in the same place(s) that it was where you migrated from. There are tools to p
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Have you set up a good strong password for your sql root user? There are a number of crawlers that look for new sql databases and will mess with them if the password is blank or weak. Did you check the status of your database manually? i.e. through command prompt and see if it was just a php issue and not the database? Were there any windows updates in between the install and the failure
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Yeah. For whatever reason WAMP doesn't automatically create the proper link to the default program (notepad). So do what Otomatic said: change the path to include the system 32 path so change from this editor ="C:/Windows/notepad.exe" to editor ="C:/Windows/system32/notepad.exe" The other way to get around this is to manually select notepad on install even though
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Ok, got it all sorted out. I wonder how many of these tutorials I read and just somehow missed the -vhosts part of the conf file changes. I feel super dense right now. Thank you!
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Ohh I missed the vhosts part of that. Well, in that case, every time I try to get to the conf files from the wampmanager it says it can't find the files. That may be another underlying problem, but I'll try to find the vhosts.conf file and edit that appropriately. Thanks for pointing out the difference.
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I have them split up mostly to do with storage considerations. But yes, I already made that change via adding the online/offline option and just putting it online which make that change for you. Still no luck. ______________________________________________ <Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}/www/"> # # Possible values for the Options directive are "None", "
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I have 10+ web servers running WAMP with wordpress on WAMP 2.5 with none of these issues and no use of virtual hosts. So HAVING to use virtual hosts is new stuff in this case.
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No :/ I was hoping to avoid all that nonsense since I'm only having the one server and it's in the normal folder. I'll go back through it. I have like 6 web servers set up with previous versions of WAMP, but this new stuff is a pain in the butt.
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I have a clean install of 3.0.6 on Windows Server 2012R2 I have inbound ports opened for 80, 8080, and 443 I can access phpmyadmin, wamp icon is green (with online), and I can access WAMP home page locally Here's my httpd.conf ___________________________________________________________ # # This is the main Apache HTTP server configuration file. It contains the # configuration directives
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