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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Dear MrFixit ne MrBodgeit,
Not a very satisfactory solution.
All you need to do is tell your AntiVirus/Firewall that TCP is allowed to flow on port 80.
Look up how to do that in the docs of your chosen AV/FW
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Edit your my.ini file ( using the wampmanager menu system to make sure you edit the correct file)
Change 'skip-locking' to 'skip-external-locking'
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
1. How to edit php.ini
Use the menu system provided on the wampmanager icon in your system tray.
wampmanager -> PHP -> php.ini
This will launch your default editor ( probably notepad ) and load the correct php.ini file.
Search for 'upload_max_filesize'
Change the default 2M ( two meg ) to a size that matches your requirements
Save the file, then restart Apache to activate
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
7444. Re: blank page
Please check your HOSTS file, and make sure it has a reference to
127.0.0.1 localhost
HOW TO EDIT THE HOSTS FILE
The hosts file is protected by windows, in order to save it you must have Administrator privilages.
Vista/W7/W8 you may think you are an Administrator BUT YOU ARE NOT.
To successfully save the hosts file do this to launch your editor with Admin Privilages.
Locate your
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
7445. Re: php not working
The localhost and phpinfo actions both use PHP, so php is working if these screen show the usual info.
If the icon is green then Apache and mysql are running! Thats good.
Are you running some script that you did not write??
Does it have <? ... ?> tags rather than <?php ... ?>
If it does you need to tell php to expect short tags.
Edit php.ini ( using the wampmanager menu
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Please check your HOSTS file, and make sure it has a reference to
127.0.0.1 localhost
HOW TO EDIT THE HOSTS FILE
The hosts file is protected by windows, in order to save it you must have Administrator privilages.
Vista/W7/W8 you may think you are an Administrator BUT YOU ARE NOT.
To successfully save the hosts file do this to launch your editor with Admin Privilages.
Locate yo
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
janicelau,
Please check that you have the 2 microsoft Visual C++ runtimes installed ( mentioned in one of the 2 STICKY posts in the Message List ) before you try the install again.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Just a thought!
Are you using exif as well, if so mbstring must be loaded before exif which means you need to change the order that the extension are entered in php.ini
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Usual problme with Joomla is that people try to use PHP5.4.x and Joomla is not quite up for PHP5.4 yet.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
As you have a 'Require local' syntax, I assume you are using Apache 2.4.x
The syntax for Apache 2.4.x is 'Require ip ...' so for example to allow every IP on your subnet
Require ip 192.168.1
would be the syntax
To allow just 2 spscific ip's would be
Require ip 192.168.1.10 192.168.1.11
Apache Documentation :
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
haha
Well I am guessing its not the code if thats all you have between the <?php and ?>
Youdo have
<?php
echo "hello World";
?>
Dont you?
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
7453. Re: memory limit
99% likely you have done something hinky in the query
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Click on the yellow link that says
'You can download it directly'
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
If the code is simple paste it here so we can see wxactly what you are tring to run
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Please start a new thread and give details of your exact problem.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Paste the code from the page you are having problems with, not all of it just the <script......> tag you use in the <head> or where ever you include it in the html
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Dont worry. If what you want to do still works its not a problem
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Stick with a version that has PHP5.3.something if you want to use WP
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
If Windows is 64 bit, any version you like.
If windows is 32 bit just the 32 bit options
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Has someting changed recently that may have caused the browser cache etc to get confused. If you do a CTRL+F5 on one of the users browsers that is getting the problem, does it go away??
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Have a look at the APache Error log.
Paste a few errors here for us to take a look, I have an idea what may be happening but that would help id the problem if it is what I think
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
What version of Windows are you using?
When you do the switch or PHP versions check this LoadModule param in the httpd.conf
LoadModule php5_module
Does it change?
PS Thats not all that changes when you switch PHP versions!!!
PPS. You may find that the APache you are using is compiled with VC9 and phph5.3.1. is compiled with VC6 which woudl make them incompatible i.e. wont run
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Question 1:
As wamp does not supply addons for these version you want you would have to hunt around and download the specific releases from MySQL and PHP web sites making sure you got the 64bit versions and the VC9 compiled versions. I had a quick look I think you will find what you want as it happens.
You would then have to WAMPerize them i.e. fiddle a bit with whats downloaded to make th
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
RE: My confusing explanation
You only need the one section, just add the extra line to it i.e. add
Allow from 192.168.1
below the existing line Allow from 127.0.0.1
Right, so adding the ip address in front of the Listen command is not recomended, especially if you have not made that PC use a static ip ( ip address allocated by router dhcp will not always be the same ). However it
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Just to clear this up, you are using apache also.
Well we could make a few guesses, but if you provide a lot more information maybe someone can actually help.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Hi,
Right the simple answer is wamp is configured, by default, for local development, to keep those new to Apache and MySQL safe from attack.
So its security is set to only allow access to Apache from the localhost address ( 127.0.0.1 ).
Now if you want to allow other PC's in your home network to see the website you have developed you need to change that security a little so that Apache
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
My suggestion would be to create a little batch file ( .bat or .cmd ) called something like phppath.cmd
this is what it should look like
>echo off
>set path=%PATH%;c:\wamp\bin\php\php5.4.3
>php -v
put this in a folder that is already on the PATH so you can run it from anywhere
Then whenever you use a command window ( dos window ) and you want to use PHPCLI you run that batc
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
If you are using vhosts have you added the security for each host correctly
<VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot "D:/websrc/www/site1"
ServerName site1.dev
ServerAlias site1.dev
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
<Directory "D:/websrc/www/site1">
AllowOverride All
Order Deny,Allow
Allow from all
</Directory>
</VirtualHost&g
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Use the wamp manager menus to edit all the config files. It will sort out what files to edit for you.
left click the wampmanager icon in the system tray -> PHP -> php.ini
Also use it to get to all the log files as well
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