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@tomowa... thanks for that post. I had already tried that. It didn't fix the problem in my case. I'm still trying (time permitting) and will post back here if/when I find a solution.
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@Riggs, It seems to have fixed itself - sort of. I'm still getting the "can't load" error because I haven't had a good enough internet connection in the past few days to allow me to search for the other two DLLs you said I need. But at least the error now references 5.3.13, so that's a step in the right direction. I'll try to remember to post back here if/when those other DLLs f
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All the .ini files I found showed 5.3.13. Ignoring the other php versions, the files I looked at are: C:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.22\bin\php.ini C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.13\php.ini C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.13\phpForApache.ini The only place I saw 5.4.3 is in wampmanager.conf, in the section (command line interface?). The section in that file showed 5.3.13 (in quotes) for phpVersion and
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Ok, I'll post back if I find them. I really want to try to stay with 64-bit, but I'll take your suggestion and go back to 32-bit if I have to. I'd still really like an answer as to why wampserver is trying to load the php5.4.3 version of the php_curl.dll. Do you have any thoughts on that?
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No, I haven't checked for those DLLs. I saw them mentioned in one post, but I don't think it gave the folder where they are supposed to be. Can you tell me where to check and/or where to DL from if I don't have them. So those are 32-bit DLLs but are needed for the 64-bit wampserver on 64-bit machine? And... I *still* don't understand why wampserver is trying to load the php5.4.3 version o
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I know, I read all the posts about the "side-by-side" error, and I downloaded the updated versions of the php_curl.dll... as I said, I did it first for 5.3.13 - but when I kept seeing php5.4.3 in the file path in the error message, I updated that one as well, even though I'm not really using that version. I'm not switching Apache versions. I tried that once in all my attempts to fix
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@steven and @Riggs... thanks for the replies. I guess my actual question got lost in my original post, because I was trying to explain the whole situation. In a nutshell... why, when I have PHP5.3.13 selected, does the "side-by-side" error show that it is trying to load php_curl.dll from php5.4.3? From what I've found in forums (notably, this one), the fix for the curl error is t
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Update: I disabled curl (I had to edit phpforapache.ini to do so) and was finally able to change the PHP version. I tried changing to all the available versions, ending up on the one I want - which is 5.3.13 - but the wampserver.ini still shows php5.4.3 in all paths.
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I'm running WAMP 2.2. I have 3 versions of PHP installed: 5.3.8 - 5.3.13 - 5.4.3. The version i'm *trying* to run is 5.3.13. While updating modules in Drupal, I found that the curl extension was not enabled. When I enabled it, I started getting the "side-by-side configuration is incorrect" error loading php_curl.dll. The strange part about that is, the PHP version in the path in
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I recently installed the latest WAMPServer, so I'm running the following: Apache 2.2.21 PHP 5.3.8 MySQL 5.5.16 I can't get the passwords to work for any of my DB usernames. The default of "root" with no password works and allows me to access all my databases via phpMyAdmin. But if I try to connect with my application, using username/password(s) other than root/blank, it doesn'
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I have a similar problem, but in my case the root passwords are blank (and that's ok, it's a localhost server) and I can get into phpMyAdmin just fine. I've checked the length of the passwords for a user I set up to access a specific DB, and it's the long password (which is the NEW way, right?). When I try to access that DB from my application with the correct password, access is denied. A
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@spaz, No, I didn't really find a solution. Now I'm on a different laptop - Win7 instead of Vista. My versions of PHP/MySQL etc. look the same as yours. This became a back-burner issue for me simply because I haven't been in the situation of *not* being connected to the 'net. I did get the "connection reset" errors repeatedly a few weeks ago, but perhaps my connection was down fo
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@jtpsmooth, Did you ever find a solution to your problem? I'm having the same problem. My "localhost" works - but none of the vhosts I set up are working. I even have the "inverted commas" (quotes) around my path names. Hoping you can help. Thanks.
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Hi Guys, I was away for a while on holiday, but now I'm back and still trying to solve my vhost problem. I am posting ALL pertinent files (including reposting ones I posted before), just to make sure you get a snapshot of my current configuration. I still can't help thinking this is somehow a Win7 issue, because this exact setup was working for months (years?) in Vista. ------------------
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@steven, I typed just "test". I've never had to type http:// before any of my virtual domains when it worked on Vista. I simply typed test, or d.jdfowler.net, or jdf.net, or projects, or webs, or whatever. But, I just tried just now. I got a site (on the internet) of test.com. And, as I said, if I just type "test", it searches for that site for several seconds, then de
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Steven, Good idea. I tried this... 1) added the VirtualHost entry as you suggested. The "127.0.0.1 test" was already in my hosts file. 2) made folder C:/wamp/test (first tried C:/wamp/www/test) 3) copied index.php from www to test (added text that says "TEST" so I'll know it's getting the right one) 4) exited wampServer 5) restarted wampServer 6) went to Firefo
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Ok... This is C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.0.1 projects 127.0.0.1 webs 127.0.0.1 drupal6 127.0.0.1 stfm 127.0.0.1 abt 127.0.0.1 test 127.0.0.1 jdf.com 127.0.0.1 jdf.net 127.0.0.1 d.jdfowler.net 127.0.0.1 old.jdfowler.net 127.0.0.1 litdep.com 127.0.0.1 d.literaryd
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@steven, I installed wamp on the new laptop... copied the appropriate config files over (and the MySQL data folder). localhost/phpmyadmin works fine and can see all the tables in my databases. Going to localhost shows the WampServer page. So localhost is working fine. But other vhosts I've set up - projects, jdf.net, d.jdfowler.net, etc. - are not working, even though they are set up in hosts
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I just moved to a new laptop. My WAMP setup, with several vhosts in addition to localhost, was working fine on my other laptop running Vista. I copied the setup directly to my new laptop running Win7 and set up my hosts file the same as the old one. My localhost is working... but none of my other vhosts are. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what the problem is?
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I'm using Firefox 5 and (I think) the latest version(s) of all WAMP components. Running in Windows Vista Ultimate. I'm a web developer, so connecting to these "local" sites is what I do just about every day - usually without problems. I just don't understand why the problems come up when I'm not connected to the outside world if I'm just trying to work locally.
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Let me start by saying that I've been using WAMP for a loooooooooong time, and it has been installed and working for a looooooooong time. And NOTHING in the setup has changed. I work on my laptop either at home (hard-wired in), or at a public location (via WiFi). A couple of days ago, at Starbucks, I was getting LOTS of "The connection was reset" errors, even though I was working o
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