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Yes, I understand the question being out of range and all. I didn't think it would hurt to ask. Think of me as a man drowning and grabbing at the first straw, any straw that comes along.
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Hello everyone! A little background, I've been hosting a website on a server here where I live for over a year now using WAMP and things have been sailing along smoothly. Best as I can tell a couple of bad actors have attempted to hack my website but they gave up and went away. If you want an account, jump on and follow the bouncing ball. Don't forget to save the website as a favorite so t
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My pleasure sir. You work long and hard doing all the things that you do and I appreciate the effort you put in to teaching people to do the things they need to do. You're a valuable resource.
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There are several web pages that supply instructions for configuring WAMPserver for safely hosting public websites. I have a website that I'm hosting using WAMP, "; get yourself an account if you want. If your intent is to host a website facing the public internet a very useful website is, "whynopadlock.com." what you do is you supply whynopadlock with your website's address,
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I give up, where dies this directive go?
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Thank You! I appreciate your attention!
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Hello... I have finally, finally managed to put WAMP Server 3.2.6 64 bit on line and I can access the website that I'm hosting via https over the public internet. I have current security certificates from Let's Encrypt via certbot and to tell you the honest truth, I'm feeling pretty good about myself. I was doing some superficial security checking and I discovered that I could access two f
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I'm running WAMP on a win 10 machine and I am using, "whynopadlock.com" to check the integrity of the configuration work that I have been doing. The last problem that, "whynopadlock.com" indicates is that I need to force the use of HTTPS exclusively on my webserver. Does anyone know how to accomplish this? Thank you in advance for your time and very best regards...
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Separating Towels from Cloths took care of the issue. Thanks for the help, I appreciate the direction.
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I have a bug to report. Or at least I think I have a bug to report. I have configured Apache to listen on port 443 and I receive secure inbound web traffic and so apparently this configuration works. However the WAMP dash panel tells me that 443 is not a listen port. Thought you would like to know. Regards...
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I figured it out. Kind of. I replaced Elgg with HumHub as a test and the HumHub website comes through as normal so the problem is internal to Elgg. And so tomorrow, off on the next step of registering my security certificate. Thank you for your assistance!
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You know, thinking about it, that's pretty smart on your part, not following strange links, etc., not so smart on mine. So, here is what I'm trying to do, using WAMP, I am hosting a public website and I am doing pretty good with the attempt. I have WAMP installed and running successfully on a server machine running Win 10 Pro. I have localhost access to the website using Internet Explorer,
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Hello I have just about got this web access via the public web beat. It's been a long strange trip. take a look at "; if you would please and tell me why I'm getting the screen that I'm getting. Thank you for your time.
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OK, I have not figured out this problem. I can get the server to return 403 and 404 errors but I haven't actually connected to my website. Here is hpptd-vhosts.conf # Virtual Hosts # <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName localhost ServerAlias localhost DocumentRoot "${INSTALL_DIR}/www" <Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}/www/"> Options +Indexes +Includ
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Windows 10 Professional Version 1903 Clean install WAMPServer 3.2.3 Apache 2.4.46 PHP 7.3.21 MySQL 8.0.21 MariaDB 10.5.4 Elgg 3.3.8 ***************************************************************** Hello everyone... I've been struggling and struggling with this public access question. I had a moment of clarity when I had decided that I have installed and configured WAMPSer
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Here is the current iteration of httpd-vhosts.conf. I get an error saying that I don't have permission to access the page. # Virtual Hosts # <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName localhost ServerAlias localhost DocumentRoot "${INSTALL_DIR}/www" <Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}/www/"> Options +Indexes +Includes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews AllowOverride
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I'm having a bad time. I'm trying to re-establish public access to my website after I broke WAMPserver3.2.3. Why doesn't this work? # Virtual Hosts # <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName localhost ServerAlias localhost DocumentRoot "${INSTALL_DIR}/www" <Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}/www/"> Options +Indexes +Includes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews AllowOverride
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I haven't read both of the SSL pages yet, I did read the one you gave me on the other post. I have wampserver reinstalled and used the httpd-vhosts.conf file I posted and I haven't been able to establish public http service yet. I haven't figured out what I did different last time yet. Both times that I broke the wampserver I'm pretty, pretty sure I right clicked on the ssl_module link i
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OK... Going through httpd-ssl.conf line at a time and doing the research. I uncommented the "#SSLRandomSeed startup file:/dev/random 512 and #SSLRandomSeed startup file:/dev/urandom 512" and the server failed to start. That section of httpd-ssl.conf refers me to the ssl user manual but I didn't find any mention of "random" and "urandom." My guess is that r
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OK... Here is httpd-vhosts.conf… # Virtual Hosts # <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName localhost ServerAlias localhost DocumentRoot "${INSTALL_DIR}/www" <Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}/www/"> Options +Indexes +Includes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews AllowOverride All Require local </Directory> </VirtualHost> # <VirtualHost *:80> ServerNa
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Win 10 Pro V.1903 WAMP 3.2.3 Apache 2.4.46 PHP 7.3.21 MySQL 8.0.21 MariaDB 10.5.4 OK, I have followed the tutorial on configuring SSL. I've been through the code and through the code. I can connect on port 80 but not 443. I have port 443 forwarded to my server. The server has a static IP. I have tried to connect on 443 with the windows firewall on and off and I get the same
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And this I resume is what httpd-vhosts.conf should look like, right? # Virtual Hosts # <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName localhost ServerAlias localhost DocumentRoot "${INSTALL_DIR}/www" <Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}/www/"> Options +Indexes +Includes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews AllowOverride All Require local # Require all granted <
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OK, I have public http connectivity established. Going to focus now on ssl then we get this show on the road. You're welcome to an account if you want.
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I'm really struggling with this one. You used a phrase, "installed into localhost" that I misinterpreted, didn't completely understand. I went back and read the installation instructions again a couple times then I installed WAMP64 and I installed the, "redrubberball" file folder under d:/wamp64/www." I worked for the Japanese in the past and have managed a proje
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Well... I think I've been all over the world on this one. I've tried XAMPP and Tomcat and I can't establish public access on any platform. How can this be do you think? I know that I am in contact with the website because I get details specific to the website with a tag that I don't have permission to access the website.
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I can't post a screen shot to show you the difference between the screen I get when I use the "connections.dyndns-home.com" address on the server machine and any other client machine. The server machine gives me the intended media site sign in page. Any other client machine gives me this left justified, simple text page with a bunch of blue text hyperlinks that don't seem to work.
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No, but the situation has changed. I get full access from the server machine using the web address and I get the permission error from any other machine. ******************************************************* # Virtual Hosts # <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName localhost ServerAlias localhost DocumentRoot "${INSTALL_DIR}/www" <Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}
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Yes, I have 80 and 443 forwarded to the server. The server has a static IP. Thank you so very much for your patience and attention. Best regards...
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Here is the latest iteration of hpptd-vhosts.conf. I'm still getting the 403 Forbidden error. # Virtual Hosts # <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName localhost ServerAlias localhost DocumentRoot "${INSTALL_DIR}/www" <Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}/www/"> Options +Indexes +Includes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews AllowOverride All # Require all gra
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The modification to the httpd-vhosts.conf file resulted in a variety of "403 Forbidden" and permissions faults. I get the permissions fault when I try to access the Wampserver forum page via the system tray icon. The following is the edition of httpd-vhosts.conf that I'm running at present: # Virtual Hosts # <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName connections.dyndns-home.com
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