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7 years ago
toivo
The post from 2014 mentions that 64bit PHP is experimental. The page mentions that x64 builds for PHP 5 are experimental but that PHP 7 provides full 64-bit support - My production environment will be the latest Wampserver 3 on Windows Server 2008 R2. Based on the above, it looks like it is safe to go ahead with PHP 7, as long as the CMS is compatible.
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8 years ago
toivo
Have you checked the Troubleshooting Tips at
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8 years ago
toivo
You can create a thread by clicking 'New Topic' in the main menu, following "Go to: Forum List . Message List".
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9 years ago
toivo
This was answered at the Joomla forum:
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9 years ago
toivo
You can check the MySQL log file which usually has detailed messages in error situations. If you do not know what those messages mean, copy and paste them here.
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11 years ago
toivo
Any idea how these @#$%@@ spammers could be blocked from the forum?
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11 years ago
toivo
Apache on Windows is multi-threaded: Are you sure your AJAX requests are sent asynchronously?
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11 years ago
toivo
That is perfectly possible. You can create virtual hosts using dummy domain names, for example mysite1, mysite2 and so on. The other computers in your home network need to have an entry for each of the dummy domain names in their hosts file in c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts which points the dummy domain to the computer running wampserver using its internal IP address.
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11 years ago
toivo
If Apache is working, PHP is also working. If the Apache icon in the system tray is green, Apache should be working. You can also click the icon, select Apache - Service - Test port 80 and see what happens. Put the PHP document in one of the alias folders (click Apache - Alias directories) and access it from there.
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12 years ago
toivo
Depending on your internal network, you could have the domain name as an internal DNS entry which points to the internal IP address of the server. Alternatively, add a new entry into the hosts file on each workstation and it does the same thing. You can set up a virtual host entry in extra/httpd-vhosts.conf, following the example of name-based virtual hosting and you will get rid of the name
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12 years ago
toivo
You have obviously modified the correct php.ini file. According to the PHP manual, "The default is to allow dynamic loading, except when using safe mode. In safe mode, it's always impossible to use dl()." On the other hand, dynamic loading is not supported in multi-threaded PHP, and Wampserver is multi-threaded. If you display or log PHP warnings, you should see the message, si
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12 years ago
toivo
Which php.ini file did you modify? The correct php.ini file is in the bin subfolder of the version of Apache you are running. You need to restart the Apache service before the change takes effect.
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12 years ago
toivo
You can add similar restrictions into a .htaccess file in the specific folder. You need to allow those particular directives in the AllowOverride statement for that directory:
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12 years ago
toivo
Is your curl_exec() using a cURL handle returned by curl_init() which succeeded?
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13 years ago
toivo
Hi, I tested the 2.1c 64-bit version on Windows 7 Enterprise and the first imap_open() function crashes PHP CLI 5.3.4. When I switch to PHP 5.3.1 on the same workstation, the script works all right. The only update to the default php.ini of each version was to enable php_imap.dll and php_openssl.dll. The test outcome is independent of the type of mail server (MS Exchange and Lotus Domin
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12 years ago
toivo
There is a little glitch in the Download section. I wanted to download the 64-bit version of 2.2d, filled in the form and submitted the form. The download started but I got version 2.2a instead of 2.2d. If you click the link "Download it directly", you get the right version.
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12 years ago
toivo
The server parameter of the mysql_connect function should be 'localhost', and the username and password should match the credentials that you set up for connecting from 'localhost' or '%' for that particular database.
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12 years ago
toivo
If you are handy with PHP, you can install a library like FPDF or TCPDF. If you need to produce documents with boxes and images at exact positions, for example invoice forms, FPDF gives you functions which are easier to use than HTML.
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12 years ago
toivo
XML comes with PHP as standard. If you check the output of the command phpinfo() in WAMP, you will find the following already enabled: libxml SimpleXML xml xmlreader
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12 years ago
toivo
If you create a virtual host for your domain, you do not need the folder in the URL. You need to uncomment the link to the virtual host definitions in the httd.conf file in the conf subfolder under Apache: # Virtual hosts #Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.confThe file conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf has two sample sites but you should also define the document
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12 years ago
toivo
Are you using the mysqldump utility to export the database and and the mysql command to import it? That should work.
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12 years ago
toivo
If your server computer runs a firewall application, you need to open TCP port 3306 in the firewall settings for your local subnet 192.168.0.
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12 years ago
toivo
I have done some testing using the SOAP client which supports SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2 servers:
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12 years ago
toivo
Do you get an error message, or is php.exe not found because you have not updated the PATH?
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12 years ago
toivo
Call the file index.php and change line starting with <head> to the following and it should work: <head><title>Testing </title></head>
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13 years ago
toivo
You can use the ODBC functions of PHP, starting with odbc_connect:
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13 years ago
toivo
The code from the 2008 thread in developerforce works all right. You need to modify it if you do not have to use a proxy - the proxy setting is optional, as indicated in the comments. Make sure you test and report errors in your code. Have you selected php_curl from WAMPSERVER - PHP - PHP Extensions? It needs to have a tick against it.
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13 years ago
toivo
After you get a curl handle from curl_init(), you need to set the options, one of which is the POST data, before you run curl_exec(). You may also have to configure a proxy address if your server is behind a corporate firewall. Here is an example:
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13 years ago
toivo
The FileZilla server running on your Wamp server will allow you to use the FileZilla client or some other FTP client application from another workstation to connect using the FTP protocol to TCP port 21 on your server and upload to or download files from a folder you have configured for the specific FTP username. The FileZilla FTP server application allows you to create several different FTP us
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13 years ago
toivo
You are editing the correct file. If you have installed several versions of MySQL, make sure that you edit the right my.ini. You can edit the my.ini file from the Wamp icon in the System Tray: MySQL - my.ini. Add the variable to the section and restart the MySQL service. You can check the value from the MySQL console by using this command: SHOW SESSION VARIABLES LIKE 'auto%'
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