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tad, Point 1. A MySQL user is associated with an ipaddress Usually. So if you have a user tad, lets say he is setup to be allowed in from his office ip and his home ip. He will not be allowed in from his mothers ip address when he goes to visit her. 'root' userid, the default admin super user id. root 127.0.0.1 No ALL PRIVILEGES Yes Edit Privileges Export root ::1 No ALL PRIVILEGES Y
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No I dont mean that. I have no idea what the problem is YET. Post some of your PHP error log and Apache error log ( NOT ALL OF IT ) from around the time you get this error. Lets have a bit more information to work with please.
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It can be done quite easily as long as you understand a little bit about MySQL. These are the steps I took to do an upgrade using the MySQL.COM official upgrade process and adding in the extra steps to integrate the new release with WAMP. I am fairly sure I recorded all my steps but if something goes wrong, send me a Private Message an we can try and sort it out. If you do use the process
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ahmadi, Would you agree this would be a good test? You have run you script with ini_set('memory_limit','128M'); so if you run it with ini_set('memory_limit','256M'); ( Double the memory ) and it still fails in the same way with the same numbers then it is probably a more compicated problem than you think and just throwing memory at it will not solve it. Post some of the errors that
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I assume you vhosts file looks something like this. # # Use name-based virtual hosting. # NameVirtualHost *:80 ## must be first so the the wamp menu page loads when you use just localhost as the domain name <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "C:/wamp/www" ServerName localhost Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from 127.0.0.1 # Y
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You need to tell phpMyAdmin that you have changed the password for the root userid. Edit this file c:\wamp\apps\config.inc.php You can just change $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true; To $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = false; And add your password to $cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = ''; Or change it to look like this, and when you run phpMyAdmin the brows
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Run SqlBuddy from the link on the WAmpmanager menu. It will start from a login screen. If you have not changed the mysql 'root' password then the password is blank i.e. nothing just click the login button.
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Steven, Thanks for watching my back. egogh, What WAMPServer is: A cool, easy for beginners, way of installing Apache, MySQL, PHP in a ready to go configuration. What WAMPServer is NOT: A substitute for doing some research on how to use Apache, MySQL, PHP. They are not trivial applciation and you cannot expect to just know it because the install was easy. Also your lack on knowledge in
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If it says Microsoft HTTPAPI/2.0 then its someting to do with IIS or SQL Server So go to Start -> Control Panel -> Programs and Features Click the 'Turn windows features on and off' link in the left hand menu. Wait for the list to load and then find 'Internet Information Services' Un check the check boxes for the following items ( you may not see all of them ) 1. IIS itself 2. W
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Read the STICKY note on the forum
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Just a thought Steven, would that not be better as Require local ip 192.168 Otherwise it would allow address's not in the Private Network address space into the system, or is ip 192 special in some way?
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Check your apache error log and if that empty your Event Viewer -> Windows logs -> Applications Apache writes in there if it errors before it can get to its own log. you could also re-comment the Virtual Hosts fil ein httpd.conf to see if the basic wamp will work, that would point you to a bad vhost config.
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guarienti, yea like I said I could not remember the exact issue, sorry to have been vague. I believe you have done the correct thing. 'Require all denied', should deny access to everyone 'Require all granted', allows access to anybody. 'Require local', is the same as saying localhost and 127.0.0.1 and ::1 and will only allow access from the machine running the Apache server. If you
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Try a right click over the wamp desktop icon, on the menu select 'Properties', Check that its still pointing to the wamp\wampmanager.exe in the target field, then click the 'Change Icon' button, and select the wamp icon again.
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If your wamp manager icon is orange it is telling you that either the Apache or MySQL service has not been started. First thing to do is identify which service has not started. The simple way is to use the wamp manager menus, Its most likely, but not definitely, Apache thats the problem. left click the wamp manager icon -> Apache -> Service and look at the menu item 'Start Resu
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Amoral, If your wamp manager icon is orange it is telling you that either the Apache or MySQL service has not been started. If you try to Put Online when Apache is not running you will get that error message as Putting Online attempts to stop and restart Apache, and of course fails because it is cannot stop it because it is not started. So thats just a symptom of the original problem. Fi
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What are you putting in the address bar of firefox, it should be http://localhost
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Bruno, Sound like you have it right. If I remember correctly one of the 64bit wamp installs went out with a minor problem in the config, cannot remember what the issue was exactly but something to do with apache 2.4 and the new Require all xxxx replacing Allow from xxx I seen to remember it was just a case of deleting the line and rewriting it ( some wierd byte corruption i guess )
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Glad to be of assistance. If you have any comment, additions, spelling corrections, please feel free.
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Ok give me an example of what is being output. By the way you are running this from the vrowser aren't you? Not clicking on a file in explorer??
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If you are running WordPress you are better to set up Virtual Hosts, one for each WP site you run. Here is a quick tutorial on how to set them up. HowTo: Create Virtual Hosts in WAMP BEFORE DOING ANY OF THIS PLEASE ENSURE APACHE AND MYSQL ARE WORKING PROPERLY FIRST!!! 1. Create a new folder outside the wamp directory structure. for example C:\websites but this
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Right, Windows as of Windows7 comes with the ability to use the IPV4 network address range and the IPV6 network address range and by default they are both turned on. IPV4 addresses look like this: 123.321.10.234 IPV6 addresses look like this: 2001:0db8:85a3:0042:1000:8a2e:0370:7334 The IPV4 address for localhost is 127.0.0.1 The IPV6 address for localhost is ::1 See However
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wampmanager -> Apache -> Service -> Restart Service OR wampmanager -> Restart All Services
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wampmanager is the icon that sits in your system tray. The Green W icon. left click on it and you will see all sorts of useful stuff.
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You are probably running a script that uses short_tags i.e. <?=$t?> rather than <?php echo $t ?> edit your php.ini and look for the parameter short_open_tag = Off and change it to On use the wampmanager menus to edit your php.ini file to ensure you get the correct one! wampmanager -> PHP -> php.ini
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First you need to work out what is capturing port 80 and uninstall it or re-configure it. left click the wampmanager icon and follow the menus to: wampmanager -> Apache -> Service -> Test port 80 That will open a command window and hopefully tell you what is using port 80. If you cannot work out how to sort out whatever it is port info here and we will help
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What version of wamp are you running, is it 32bit or 64bit Also what version of PHP
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I have Win7, Wamp 32bit Apache 2.2.23 PHP 5.3.17 This is at the bottom of my php.ini just above the stuff ;ioncube Extension zend_extension = "D:/websrc/ioncube/vc9/ioncube_loader_win_5.3.dll" Dont worry about the strange directory location, I run all my development sites as virtual hosts from a folder structure outside the wamp folder completely. It doesnt really matter
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Ok so that means your system has Microsoft IIS installed, they are doing that on later versions of Windows for some reason. If you are not using it you can uninstall it, and if you need to install it again later, it comes as part of the standard OS so you wont need to do anything perticularly clever. So go to Start -> Control Panel -> Programs and Features Click the 'Turn windows featur
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Yes they do, I have it working hear.
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