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do you have port 80 forwarded to that internal IP ?
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Using that line is fine with me. I always have a development server on my computer and I liked being to turn all errors on and off versus maybe putting that line in one of your global includes and having to edit that one.. all I had to do is click one button at the bottom of my second monitors quick launch menu and errors would be on, or off. I guess using the line doesn't really complicate thi
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i've been using www.no-ip.com for about 4 years now. They work great. You can set it to check / update multiple names at the interval you wish. The updates are pretty much instantanious and it never slowed me down. Doubt i've ever had it not respond either. Its free and I think its limited to 5 names for the free version. There are other similar services there, some of them aren't free. But for
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6. I try to access to WAMP5 pages from outside of my local network and I am automatically redirected to 12.7.0.0.1. This is caused by one of apache's directive: UseCanonicalName. Open your httpd.conf and replace this line UseCanonicalName On by UseCanonicalName Off Restart your apache service and everything should work.
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I read there was another option to change for this... on this page 6. I try to access to WAMP5 pages from outside of my local network and I am automatically redirected to 12.7.0.0.1. This is caused by one of apache's directive: UseCanonicalName. Open your httpd.conf and replace this line UseCanonicalName On by UseCanonicalName Off Restart your apache service and everything should work.
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you can either leave root with no password but make it so it can only be accessed localy (loopback: 127.0.0.1) or you can set a password and for each individual project you make, create a new user with its own username and password. mysql administrator works really well for this but so do other tools like SQLYog. I myself haven't used phpmyadmin much at all..
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Hi, Here's just a suggestion. I just switched to wamp for development purposes. One of the important things when developing is to be able to turn errors on and off right ? Maybe I didn't see a feature for this if there is one but I made one. in apache2/bin is the PHP.INI file. Make two copies. One is php-off.ini, the other is php-on.ini in each of those modify the error notification ( displa
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I used a different method... go to your %systemdir%/system32/drivers/etc/hosts file. Open it with notepad or something like that. Now, if this is for testing only, you can add some domain names. Lets say you're calling yourself local.com like I did, add the line 127.0.0.1 local.com if you want subdomains add the following for each different subdomain you want to work with. 127.0.0.1
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as someone mentioned, it has something to do with the PHP.INI configuration. I had the same issue. when you code, if your code starts with <? codehere instead of <?php you need to edit the PHP.INI file. If you have the wamp spedometer open at the bottom, click on there once and go to config files. Click on the PHP.INI menu option. Go down to short_open_tag on line 81 If it is set to Off
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