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16 years ago
krusher_00
Most welcome ;-)
Forum: WampServer English
16 years ago
krusher_00
No, heeeeeaps of other ways.. First of all, have a look at how the virtual hosts for apache work. (older documentation but essentially the gist of it) then try the following. insure the following line is located at the end of your httpd.conf file Include "C:/wamp/apache2/conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf" Then goto that file and put in something similar to the code below.
Forum: WampServer English
16 years ago
krusher_00
Try this (keep it simple for starters) <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot C:/wamp/www ServerName localhost </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:8080> DocumentRoot Z:/ ServerName localhost </VirtualHost> Save this in the httpd-vhosts file, make sure the httpd.conf file has a line in it that says Include "C:/wamp/apache2/conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf" then save and restar
Forum: WampServer English
16 years ago
krusher_00
Not really a guru on that myself, but I'd assume that if its a .html file then it wouldn't pass through the .php interpreter and therefore just come out as php code in a html file. Make sense to you? Apache should by default load index.html or index.php if it can find one of them
Forum: WampServer English
16 years ago
krusher_00
Did you try checking the apache error logs via the wamp control panel?
Forum: WampServer English
16 years ago
krusher_00
Short opening php tags have been depreciated, but you can still enable support for them if you go into your php.ini file and search for short_open_tag = Off change it to short_open_tag = On this will then make the <? opening tags work.
Forum: WampServer English
16 years ago
krusher_00
If you are running on port 80, and it is accessable from outside, the main concerns are that you don't have windows file and folder sharing turned on the server :-P Depending on what you want to password protect and how you want to do it.. a .htaccess file would be the best way to go.. head to to create one simply and easily. Regards, krusher
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16 years ago
krusher_00
More information is required.. you are hosting 2 sites on your own wamp installation and they can't connect.. or are they trying to connect in remotely?
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16 years ago
krusher_00
Have you enabled mod_rewrite in your httpd.conf and reloaded? check in the apache error log for details (click on the wamp icon -> log files -> apache error log) hope this helps you
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