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If you mean running FileZilla on the same server as Wamp, you can install the FileZilla server on the workstation or server on which you run Wamp. FileZilla is a separate server application and it is managed separately from the FileZilla server interface.
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The 500 error does not come from PHP but from Apache. If you are using mod_rewrite and .htaccess, try without .htaccess because that file is very sensitive to syntax errors which produce error 500.
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$HTTP_POST_FILES was deprecated in PHP 4.1.0, use $_FILES instead. Ref.
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If both IIS and Wampserver are running, you cannot have them using the same IP address and TCP port 80. Here are instructions how to configure them using two different IP addresses: Alternatively, you can use a different port:
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If the TCP/IP port is open, which you can check by typing in netstat -an in a DOS box, try typing in localhost:8000
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You should try VisualSVN which comes with its own server. It works all right on the same machine where Wampserver is running and as a SVN client you can use TortoiseSVN from a workstation.
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If you connect to the MySQL database running on the workstation, you do not need PuTTY and SSH tunnel. You can just connect to TCP port 3306 using MySQL Workbench. Both phpMyAdmin and SQL Buddy come with Wampserver.
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This forum deals with Wampserver. You should post your question to a database or a programming forum, or if you are using a Content Management System, to the support forum of that application.
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This forum deals with Wampserver. Have you tried to do a search for your error message at the IPBoard forums at ?
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Adding the following line to the Virtual Host definition should fix the problem: ServerAlias mydomain.dyn-dns.com
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You cannot use the PC name as a website address but an URL - or an IP address- in 'vBulletin Options' - 'Site Name / URL / Contact Details' - Forum URL. You need to have a domain name that gets resolved within your LAN. If you are using a dummy domain and you do not have a domain name service inside the LAN, you need to add an entry to the hosts file in each workstation. The style definition
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Hi, Sending emails, e.g. registration confirmations, is a standard part of most content management systems. Wamp does not prevent you from doing it. You can of course use e.g. PHPmail to send emails via an SMTP server. Regards,.
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Yes, you are quite right. You can get the latest version 2.1c with 64-bit MySQL from Sourceforge:
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If I understand correctly, you want the website on the Wamp server to access files from other machines in your LAN. This is possible if you run a web server on each of those machines. Apache is a web server and uses web protocols to access files: In PHP it is possible to use different wrappers or protocols to access files from other servers:
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You can get the latest version 2.1c with 64-bit MySQL from
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You can get the latest version 2.1c with 64-bit MySQL from
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It sounds as if mod_rewrite is not loaded. Left click the Wamp icon in the System Tray, then select 'Apache' - 'Apache modules' and scroll down until you see the line rewrite_module. Click that line so that it is selected: it should start with a tick mark. That should solve the problem.
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Which program are you trying to run? Did you right click and select 'Run as administrator'?
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Did you type in your public IP address inside your LAN? If you are inside the LAN, you need to use the internal IP address of the workstation running WAMP.
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Start the FTP server and select Edit - Users - Add and so on. Please read the documentation at
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You need to create a user and set the user's default home folder.
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The FileZilla server is all you need on the web server. On your remote workstation you need an FTP client like the FileZilla client. Use the default settings on the server and once you get it working, you can fine tune it, for example by setting a subdomain that the server is listening to, as a security measure.
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Are you using a client application like FileZilla to connect to your FTP server? You need to create a user in the FTP server, set up a password and also the home folder for that user. Then you can set up that user in an FTP client like FileZilla client and connect to your server. Alternatively, you can use a browser and connect using the URL: where example.com is your domain or IP address of
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As the message says, the database called mysql already exists. You neeed to dump your database using a different name because the name mysql is reserved by the mysql server for its own use.
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You do not need to use the root user, you can create a different user in phpMyAdmin and add the host under it, so to speak.
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FTP uses TCP port 21 and you need to forward that port on your firewall/router to the internal IP address of your server.
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If you want to access the database from another server, normally the user you created has to be granted the access rights under the host that the connection is originated from.
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I put together these instructions for an earlier version but the idea should still be the same:
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If you look at the Apache configuration file conf/httpd.conf, you see line like this close to the end of the file: # Virtual hosts #Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf In the configuration files in the extra folder you can define virtual hosts which can be in other folders or drives but you need to use the <directory> directive in your virtual host settings. Regards,
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The default minimum length of words to be indexed in MySQL full text search is 4, which explain why you cannot find anything by using php as the argument either. The minimum word length can be changed to 3 in the server parameters: . Regards,
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