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15 years ago
toivo
The 'root folder' from Zend's perspective seems to be c:/wamp/bin/apache2/apache2.2.8 Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Maybe forwarding and redirects are incorrect terms here. I doubt your ISP and domain host are different from the standard. Your domain should point directly to your website. A registered domain points to an IP address though an A record, see , no frame or header redirects required. Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, It is enough to forward your domain to your public IP address, as long as your firewall router then forwards the TCP port 80 to the internal IP address of your server. What do you mean by 'HTTP redirect'? That seems to be causing the confusion. You cannot possibly access your server using 'localhost' from outside your LAN, not even from outside the server itself. Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, From the internet you connect to your server using its external IP address, which is normally a static IP address. The firewall router in front of your server needs to forward requests addressed to TCP port 3306 to the internal IP address of your server. If you care about security, you should limit the administrative logins to IP addresses or computer names and domains you trust, not
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, 'Search' is your friend: Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, Quote <? echo exec('0 13 * * * D:\wamp\bin\php -f D:\wamp\www\be.php'); ?> That script will not run unless you enable short open tags in php.ini. Use the standard <?php instead. Remove 0 13 * * * from the beginning of your command, that looks like crontab syntax. As yfastud suggested, you can add the folder of the PHP CLI, in other words the folder where php.exe is s
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, WAMP comes with Apache2.2 - therefore you need to select Apache 2.x. If you are running the latest version of WAMP, WampServer 2.0c, the php.ini file used by Apache is in the folder c:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.8\bin. Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, The localhost entry in computer2 should point to 127.0.0.1 or to the workstation itself, that is one of the first rules in networking. A lot depends on how you set up the alias folders or if you created proper virtual hosts. Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, I'd say 'with difficulty'. It would be easier to download MySQL Administrator from and install it on computer2. All you need to do then is use phpMyAdmin on the server once to add computer2 as a host from which your user connects to the server, if your user has already rights to the databases on the server. Also, if the firewall is turned on in computer1, you need to open TCP por
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, For Zend Optimizer you need to transfer the modifications to the php.ini file in c:\wamp\apache2\bin which is used by Apache. The other php.ini file is used by the Command Line Interpreter (CLI) version of PHP, if you run scheduled scripts from batch files or scripts from the command line. Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Cheers
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15 years ago
toivo
No, it is JACLPlus PRO.
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15 years ago
toivo
According to the osTube site at , it runs under Linux only. Therefore you are unlikely to be able to run it under WAMP without modifications, but one of license conditions of the free community edition is that you are not allowed to modify the code. There you go. Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Zend Optimizer allows you to run scripts encrypted using Zend Guard, plus it also supports the licensing of 3rd party applications or extensions. The files run but they are still encrypted regardless, that is the idea of encoding and obfuscation. I use the Zend Optimizer to run a particular licensed non-GPL extension under Joomla.
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, The WAMP page at is from the previous version of WAMP called WAMP5. That particular screen in the tutorial and the text describing it are confusing because the default localhost page does not come with any Joomla folders. That tutorial uses screenshots from an early version of Joomla 1.5. You can download the installation guide as a PDF file from joomla.org at . It is also impo
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15 years ago
toivo
No worries, mate. I presume everything went all right then? Cheers,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, Are you sure? Java runtime is a client application whereas WAMP is a server application. Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, Do you mean Zend Optimizer? It works all right with at least WAMP5. It comes with an installation guide which you can find in the docs folder (after the installation is finished, though). The key settings you need for WAMP2 during the installation are: Location of the php.ini file: c:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6 Server root: c:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.8 Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, Windows needs to be able to find the php.exe file that go-pear.bat uses in a folder when it tries to run it. You may be able to modify the bat file but it is best to add the following folder to the system PATH variable in Control Panel - System - Advanced - Environment Variables and then restart Windows: c:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6 Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, The error message seems to be oriented towards the *nix world with mysql.so. However, if the only problem is that the installation cannot find php.exe, you should add the following folder to the system PATH variable in Control Panel - System - Advanced - Environment Variables and then restart Windows: c:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6 Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
I am afraid such an application is either called a web server or a PHP editor with a debug engine... Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Do you mean you want access web pages using a text-only browser like Lynx? Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, You need a valid MySQL resource for the query to work. The error message indicates that the connection has not succeeded. Check first if your connection produces a valid resource: if (!($cxn = mysql_connect ($host,$user,$password)) { echo "<h4>Error: unable to connect</h4>"; } Rergards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, Have you checked the WAMP log files, especially the PHP error log? Does Sage Interact produce a log file? Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, No, WAMP does not have a sendmail server. One solution is the mail() function of PHP which many applications use with an external SMTP server.. Do a search on this forum for SMTP server and you will find out more. Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, You use the action= element in the <form> tag to post the form to a PHP script, like in the last example at (just don't use the short open tag, but <?php ). Once you have retrieved the variables (hopefully also scrubbed them clean of SQL and email injection attempts, see and ), you can populate an insert query (see ) with the the variables. Here is a general example how to
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, You need to register each subdomain with the company hosting the DNS for your domain, i.e. subdomains are treated as new domains and you have to pay for them. If you run your own domain server like I do (BIND), you can create as many subdomains as you want free of charge. Once you have your subdomains sorted out in the worldwide DNS system, you can start setting up virtual hosts in WAM
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, That was handy. However, you do not need to turn on the MySQL server service from the MySQL Administrator, you can do that from the WAMP icon in the System Tray, and in any case the service starts automatically when WAMP starts. The MySQL Administrator is a client application and the web server does not have to run on the same workstation or localhost, unlike when using phpMyAdmin.
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, There is already a line in your httpd.conf which is all you need to process PHP scripts: AddType application/x-httpd-php .php Regards,
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15 years ago
toivo
Hi, If you check the minimum requirements for Drupal from , SQLite is not mentioned. You may as well use MySQL then. There is plenty of information in this forum if you search from phpMyAdmin or MySQL. You need to click the line that asks you to click it to see the results. Regards,
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