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13 years ago
warmsunshine
Has anyone managed to get Twitters Oauth to work on Wampserver? I can get it to work on a "real" domain, visible on the web, but then I can't debug easily.
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13 years ago
warmsunshine
I currently have almost 100 test domains running on Wampserver - as far as I can see, there is no limit. This is for testing only, on my Windows computer. You will need to set up multiple sites on your server - have a look at Virtual Hosts. Then you can run sites with domain names like and rather than just You should normally use a separate database for each domain. So wp-config will r
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13 years ago
warmsunshine
Despite a rather complicated method seen elsewhere on this forum to change the default log editor, when it is called from the Wampserver menu, I found that I simply needed to replace "notepad.exe" with "Uedit32.exe" in the file wampmanager.tpl, which in my setup is C:\wamp\wampmanager.tpl
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13 years ago
warmsunshine
Found it... config.inc.php - in my case, C:\wamp\scripts\config.inc.php The line (in my case, line 10) $logDir = 'logs/'; Now, I just need to see if I can change the default editor from notepad to UltraEdit
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13 years ago
warmsunshine
When I click on log files, in Wampserver - for example, "Apache Error Log", I get "file not found" This is presumably because Wampmanager.ini has the line Type: item; Caption: "Apache error log"; Glyph: 6; Action: run; FileName: "notepad.exe"; parameters:"c:/wamp/E:/wamp/logs/apache_error.log" The log is at c:/wamp/logs/apache_error.log, n
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14 years ago
warmsunshine
Of course, as soon as I ask, I figure it out for myself! The location of the log is available from Apache - httpd.conf, in my case under CustomLog. I had changed the location to a different hard disk. Wampserver doesn't seem to notice that the location is different, which is not a major problem - unless you forget that you have moved it!
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14 years ago
warmsunshine
Running WAMP on Vista. My logs are at the default C:\wamp\logs Although I use Wamp every day, I notice that the log C:\wamp\logs\access.log only shows a few entries from last August. I deleted them, so the log is currently empty, and remains empty, despite running some local programs. Could I have switched off the log?? Or could the log be elsewhere? I can't see another access.log on th
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14 years ago
warmsunshine
I needed to upgrade Wamp2 to PHP 5.3 to find some issues on the clients server. I had various errors, The configuration file containsa syntax error on line 831: Invalid section tag because the lines were not ending correctly. Eventually, I decided to do a fresh install, so I renamed the wamp folder, and re-installed from scratch. Now I can't get Virtual Hosting back. I have cut away m
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15 years ago
warmsunshine
Hey, I hadn't thought of that - although after being battered by Vista for the last few days, I forgive myself! You also need to delete the references to php_dbg.dll-5.2.x in two places in the wampserver.ini (search for dbg), as they won't delete themselves. Finally, I have ended up with 2 php.ini files, C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6\php.ini, and C:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.8\bin\php.ini - I ha
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15 years ago
warmsunshine
OK, I am new to Vista, just spent the last 3 days trying to get php etc back... I tried adding <Directory C:/develop4> Order Deny, Allow Allow from all </Directory> but that just gives me "failed to connect" on both localhost and workdomain. Is this what you meant?
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15 years ago
warmsunshine
I have now moved the folder containing the code, from C:/develop4/workdomain to C:/wamp/www/workdomain and it works. So it looks like a Vista permission thing... But I don't want to move it there, I want it to stay in C:/develop4 Can anyone advise?
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15 years ago
warmsunshine
As I said, I have tried that...
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15 years ago
warmsunshine
I have tried that, simply copying everything from your pages. But I still don't see anything - I get "failed to connect - the connection was refused when attempting to contact localhost" The only way to stop this message, and to get localhost page visible, is to rem out (#) the include .. vhosts.conf line in httpd.conf I am on the latest version of wamp, Apache 2.2.8, and MS Vi
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15 years ago
warmsunshine
I have had Wampserver working with XP with no problems. However, I have had to upgrade (!) to Vista, and can't get virtual hosts to work. I know that I have missed something stupid - but what? With the standard installation, localhost gives me the Wampserver localhost page, no problem. I add the 127.0.0.1 workdomain and 127.0.0.1 workdomain2 to c:/windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts (not s
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