WampServer

"It uses the same port so you don't have to open extra port for ftp, and instead installing its stand-alone, you should enable that module in wamp " Interesting thought. I didnt do anything with Webdav as such. I just installed Jungle Disk which backs up my files and also mounts the drive in XP. I only really cared that it was using Webdav to achieve this afterwards. Whether I can ov
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I just installed Apache from apache.org (horrible site btw) and I get the same problem. It refuses to enable the service while Jungle Disk (i.e. Webdav) is running. The version of Apache on my other system is v1.3.33 which I installed ages ago and just used for occasional testing. No problems with that system and Jungle Disk. Looks like Apache only checked for port 80 conflicts from v2. So
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Funnily enough I only recently (last couple of days) started using Office 2007. First impressions was, wowahhh, very ummmm, blue! (typcal tacky Microsoft affair). And where the heck has the menu commands gone! I'm lost! But after poking around I quite like it. It's nice to see some guys over at Microsoft have the balls to radically change the UI anyway. And I've been reading positive things ab
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I dont have a fix yet (will poke around some more) but this doesnt appear to be a problem with Apache or Jungle Disk as such. It's because Webdav uses port 80. And in XP this can't be shifted off port 80 like it can in Vista. But alas I just had my first reason for "upgrading" to Vista! *faints* Is it possible for setup WAMPServer so it doesnt check if port 80 is already being use
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Jungle DIsk shows 2667 for the port it uses in settings. But on the assumption it uses port 80 in addition I'll poke around in the Jungle Disk forums etc and see if I can find a workaround. If I do I'll post a follow up.
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I checked the port that Jungle Disk is running on and it's 2667. So ports are not the issue. As I mentioned, the Apache server works along side Jungle Disk if I start Apache first. It just doesnt like it if I try to start Apache while Jungle Disk is already running.
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I'm not prepared to force the use of port 8080. That would be too heavy handed a work around for me. I just tried starting Jungle Disk after the Apache service was started and both worked fine alongside each other. Though if I try to "Restart" the Apache service it goes back offline again. Just seems to be a quirk with the way WAMP Server initially starts the services by the looks
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No, I dont have skype installed. The only two apps running are Hamachi and Jungle disk. I shut down Hamachi but no luck. I shut down Jungle Disk and I'm now able to start the Apache service. So appears to be a conflict with Jungle DIsk. This is a small app which backs up my files to an Amazon S3 server every day. I don't want to disable this if I can help it because I dont want to ris
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"which one is aviable to click? " You mentioned apache and that's what I quoted, so I was referring to Apache. The "Start/Resume Service" menu option is always enabled, even after clicking it. I didn't look at the other services because a basic html page isnt loading in Apache. But looking at that now mysql appears to be okay. It has "Stop Service" and "Re
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"yellow means one serivice failed to start.. left click wamp icon goto apache > service and see if the start/resume is possible to click " Yes the option is enabled. Clicking it does nothing though. The localhost page still doesnt load, the tray icon remains the same (yellow with lock) and going back to that menu option it's still available to click again.
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I installed WampServer 2.0b (latest version from this site) and when I visit localhost I get "Failed to connect." Can anyone tell me how to get Wampserver working? Here are some details. - I'm running XP SP2 full patched. - There was no previous installation of WAMP, Apache, Mysql, PHP etc. - There are no software firewalls or virus checkers etc installed. I even disabled the
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