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Are you sure it's mySQL that's not working? Pretty often it's Skype that's blocking port 80 for Apache server.
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I trust other people in configuring production servers. I just needed it for my laptop There's also an advice in the site I linked, to disable DNS service in Windows, which should remedy slowdowns incurred by large hosts file.
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That would suffice, yes, and it was the first thing I tried to do. I just somehow couldn't edit the file (should've tried to overwrite it it seems). Wonder how did this entry get there. On the other hand, now I've hosts file that is said to block a lot of nasty internet stuff.
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That's probably up to a way people create their code. So far I've never seen an error caused by same column names in two or more tables. On the other hand I've seen many problems, that were caused by the fact, that columns that contained essentially same data, had different names. Not to mention the fact, that using awkward and unnatural names is prone to provoke errors as well.
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I have only these two entries in my hosts file: 127.0.0.1 localhost ::1 localhost I don't really know what to make out of it. I tried to comment the second line, but the file seems to be in use by another application (yeah, I stopped WAMP) There's up to date AV software installed, and it doesn't report any malicious stuff. Being curious I googled some info about
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stevenmartin99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > easiest way is to change column name No. Use column aliases instead. Never change database design, because of a single query. $result = mysql_query("SELECT tbl1.header_title AS header1, tbl2.header_title AS header2 FROM tbl1, tbl2" while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { echo $row['header1
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Hello all I've been running WAMP on several machines, mostly without any serious problems. Recently however, my main development system started to behave strange. Out of sudden is not accessible. Web browsers pointed to this location start looking for localhost.com, www.localhost.com etc... Luckily (but strangely) [127.0.0.1] works just fine. It's not a big problem, as I just have to accust
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If you use skype, it'll interfere with Apache. They both use same ports, so you can't have skype running while using wamp.
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go-pear.phar sits in c:\wamp\php\PEAR folder. Go to c:\wamp\php instead where you'll find go-pear.bat. I've just installed latest wamp package and got go-pear.bat in php folder.
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