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You do not need an internet connection to run wamp. However something in your app may well think it needs one
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This seems to suggest that the install requires quite a long runtime. Wamp comes with 30 seconds as the max runtime of a php script. So try editing the php.ini ... use the menu link on wamp manager -> PHP -> php.ini Change max_execution_time = 240 remember to change it back after the install has completed, as that it far to high for a decent system as it is the time a
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Well you cannot have 2 web servers running on their default port number. IIS has grabbed port 80 and therefore Apache cannot get it, I bet your wamp icon in the stsrem tray is ORANGE isnt it?? Either uninstall IIS or if you think you may need it again then just disable it in your services page.
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What happens if you use this address http://127.0.0.1/phpmyadmin/
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Have a read on this I hope it helps
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Find wampapache and wampmysql Start - Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services -> wampapche Start - Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services -> wampmysql Change the startup Type to Automatic
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Do me a favour and check your Apache error log. You can get to it from a left click on the wampmanager using the menus provided. Look foir the errors you are getting when you try to access webgrind and sqlbuddy and post a few of them here for me to see.
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Have you heard the one about the guy who goes to the doctor with a sore arm? Patient: 'Doctor when I raise my arm above my head it hurts'. Doctor: 'Well dont raise your arm above your head then....' To be serious though, Dont use that address as it does not exists. Localhost points to the folder 'c:\wamp\www' So when you enter localhost/www you are actually telling Apache to look
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You are going to have to be a LOT more specific about your problem if you want help. We are not looking over your sholder! What WAMP did you install What OS are you running What did you do, in the order you did it after installing WAMP Did you check that wamp was working before installing Joomla Etc????
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Carlos, Can you start again, I cannot follow exactly what you are asking. Also can you start a new thread. Note1: I believe if you want to use Joomla you have to use PHP 5.3 or less as it does not work well on 5.4 yet Note2: If you are installing Joomla please create a folder under the wamp\www like wamp\www\portaltest. If you use the www folder you are stuck with one site only
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Try reading this I hope it helps
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Yes. Its called Windows. Start->Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services Find IIS in the list and press the 'Stop' link Or you can use the command prompt >net stop Or there is also a IIS management console somewhere that shoul dlet you do it as well, cannot remember how its found or used but if you use IIS you probably know what I am talking about.
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Try a Drupal support site. You will get much better support from there.
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Well if you understand IIS, while you want to use Apache stop IIS and let Apache use port 80. When you want to go back to IIS dont start Apache and start IIS.
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If wamp is orange then apache has not started. Probably something you installed recently has grabbed port 80 before you get to start wamp. left click the wampmanager icon -> Apache -> Servce -> Test port 80 this will start a command window and tell you what is using port 80. Whatever it is must be reconfigured to stop it using port 80 ( this is usually things like skype ) or un
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Thats useful info. Duly noted. Thanks
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You are most welcome.
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If the icon is orange then probably Apache has not started propery. This is normally because some other app has grabbed port 80 before you get to start wamp. Run this to find out what it is: left click on wampmanager -> Apache -> Service -> Test port 80 this will load a command window and report what is using port 80. Whatever it is needs to be re-configured to stop it usi
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Have you got an icon in the system tray that looks like a W in a round cornered box. If so each time you try and run the desktop icon it will attempt to start is again and then it will automatically terminate. If you see the W icon that is wamp, it should be GREEN, but if it is ORANGE you have a problem. Get back to us if you see the icon in the system tray. If its ORANGE we can then sol
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Quite possibly your router does not support loopback. Loopback is the process that allows the router to see that you are inside your network and trying to use the ip address associated to the WAN port and automatically loop you back into your network. Lots of routers dont allow this for some reason. Try to access your public ip address ( the routers WAN ip address ) from another location, for
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There should only be 1 ( one ) wampmanager icon in the task bar. I think you may have installed wamp more than once in different drive locations. That wont work. You can only have ONE wamp installed. In fact you only need one wamp installed. Uninstall ALL 3 using the windows uninstall that comes with wamp. Delete all the folders that you put wamp into, and then install ONE version of wam
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( VC++ 2008 x86 must also be installed as the WampServer menu uses libraries from it - it should be installed by default in most versions of Windows , just check Add/Remove programs to see if its listed)
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What are the filename of all of the files you are using
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By defauilt wamp comes with MySQL in default mode i.e. root has no password. Also the phpmyadmin config file is set to expect this. If you have added a password to the mysql root userid you have to change the phpMyAdmin confg file to tell it you have done this. Have a read on this it may well help
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try adding the http:// to the front of your address in chrome. http://example-sites.dev I have had this sort of issue and that was how I worked round it.
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All web servers by default run on port 80, because browsers are written to expect it by default. Skype also runs on port 80 as it makes traversing corporate firewalls easier, however it does not have to. Configure skype so it does not try to use port 80 as follows:- Skype -> Tools -> Options -> Advanced Settings -> Connection Now UNCHECK the checkbox that says' Use port 80
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I believe Joomla is only compatable with PHP up to 5.3. You will have to install a php addon that is 5.3.somthing
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phpMyAdmin has a config file c:\wamp\apps\phpmyadmin3.x.y\config.inc.php The auth_type is set in there, along with the userid and password that phpMyAdmin uses to access mysql. Do you have such a folder and file? Or have you somehow got in a mess with your upgrade of wamp?
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connar, Start a new thread and describe your specific problem in detail
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