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The following command will show you which executable uses that port: netstat -abn | more Regards,
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Make sure you use the long open tag <?php rather than the short open tag <? unless you select the option 'short open tag' from PHP in the WAMP icon in the system tray. The file has to be called something.php. Regards,
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According to the manual, the function is not snmp2_real_walk() but snmprealwalk() - ref
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vh is virtual host. More info from apache.org at
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Check if some other application like Skype or anti virus products are holding port 80 by selecting the option Apache - Service - Test Port 80 from the WAMP icon in the system tray. You can also go to the command prompt and type in the following command to get a list of TCP ports and which executables keep them open - it will take some time to complete: netstat -abn | more The log files
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Yes it is. Edit the php.ini file in c:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.8\bin. Find the line: short_open_tag = Off Change it to short_open_tag = On Restart the Apache service from the WAMP icon in the system tray. Keep in mind that the option short open tag is deprecated and should not be used because of complications with XML files. More info at . Regards,
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You need to use the normal open tag <?php instead of the sort open tag <? which has been deprecated. If you need to use old scripts, it is possible to turn on the option for short open tags in php.ini.
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Cheers. Roundcube is not unique as a webmail application. I assume it can be installed on WAMP even if the actual mail server is somewhere else, because of the IMAP functions available in PHP. It should be independent of the actual email server. The installation instructions seem to refer only to IIS under Windows. If you install it under WAMP, please post the instructions in their for
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Hi, Usually if it works with Apache, it works with WAMP. Some PHP commands relevant to mail functions have not been implemented in the Windows environment, for example getmxrr. However, as the manual entry suggests, there are ways around this: Regards,
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You can use CR+LF (Carriage Return, Line Feed) which is a Windows requirement: "\r\n" should fix the problem if you print from command line scripts. In XHTML you need to terminate the line break: <br />
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Scroll down the list of options offered by 'Open With' and select Notepad or Wordpad.
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You can find more info from here: . Cheers,
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You do not do it for the WAMP server but specify them before each curl_exec command as parameters to curl_setup. More details at
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You do not have to run a mail server in order to send mail from PHP. As the error message suggests, you have not set up the address of the STMP server in your php.ini file. That server is normally the SMTP i.e. outgoing mail server at your ISP, unless your WAMP server runs in a corporate environment where you could have a real mail server or a mail proxy available. You need to set up the
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Your hosting provider has the option register_globals turned on in the php.ini file. They may have an older version of PHP, they may not know what they are doing, or they just want to keep older scripts running for their clients, but having this options on is a huge security risk. Read all about it at Even if you do not have access to php.ini, you may be able to increase security by tur
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Thanks for the tip. What a great idea, that pro-active hosts file should stop the marketeers and racketeers from the dark side of the net in their tracks :-)
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You need to study the settings in the configuration files like httpd.conf, php.ini and my.ini. Most of them are self explanatory.
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The power saving mode can cause your server from responding. You need to turn off all power saving options from Windows and especially the BIOS. Regards,
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Have you checked the integrity of the hosts file in c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts? You should have an entry there for localhost: 127.0.0.1 localhost Make sure you do not have viruses or spyware, which sometimes add their own entries to hosts file to prevent the browser from doing a proper Domain Name lookup for anti virus updates, for example. Regards,
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Apache can of course be configured for production environments. The number of connections and processes your server supports is fine tuned in the configuration. When running Apache under Windows you need to add a couple of parameters to keep file transfers running smoothly, but that is well documented in apache.org. Your first level of defence is a properly configured firewall applia
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Have you tried the SMF support forum for answers?
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Hi, You do not normally have to worry about the packet size, but you need to adjust a couple of entries in the php.ini used by Apache in c:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.8\bin. The default values are too small for uploading large files. max_execution_time = 120 max_input_time = 120 memory_limit = 192M post_max_size = 8M upload_max_filesize = 20M You need to be careful if you plan to
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Knowing how the log files are managed under Linux, I have tried to find a solution without success. I let the access log grow to 100MB, stop the Apache service on a Sunday morning when there are only a couple of public users browsing the site, rename the log file and restart Apache. Apache creates a new file when it starts. Regards,
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Check the log files in c:\wamp\logs, they usually give some clues. If your script is the first PHP file you created, make sure you use the normal open tag <?php, rather than the short open tag <? in the beginning of the PHP sections. Regards,
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Remember also to edit the configuration.php file and adjust the paths. Regards,
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Have you checked the log files in c:\wamp\logs? Make sure your application uses normal open tags <?php. If it uses short open tags <? you need to select the option 'short open tags' in the php.ini file in the Apache folder and restart Apache. Regards,
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The messages in the log files in c:\wamp\logs would usually give you the reason: - apache_error.log - mysql.log Regards,
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All you should have to do is to make sure the following line is not commented out in the php.ini file in the PHP folder, not just in the php.ini file in the Apache folder: extension=php_curl.dll Regards,
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Hi, Short open tags are deprecated and generally they should not be used. If you want to use them, you need to turn on the option in php.ini. Remember to restart Apache after that. Regards,
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Hi Brat, Do you have a cross reference tool available to see where the function is called from? If not, PHPXref could become handy: Regards,
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