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MySQL console (after giving password, MySQL console is clesed) By default there is no password on the userid that the mysql console link uses ( 'root' ), so just hit enter and it should work. If you have changed the password on the 'root' userid then use that password you changed it to.
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Of course they are, you have apache installed and apache supports them. I guess you configured them badly, see the doc below for help. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 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 st
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Yes but LOOK AT YOUR ERROR!!! Its trying to connect to 127.0.0.1, thats localhost, thats the PC you are sitting in front of and most certainly not something in the cloud.
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If you stop all services Uninstall using the windows uninstall process delete wamp folder then reinstall there should be not problem Install/Uninstall scripts are build to only remove files they placed there and then only if the files have not been changed, like configs adn your databases. This is why you have to do the manual deletion of the wamp folder. My apologise for not
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Dear tiredreally, If you do what you suggest you are opening phpMyAdmin ( i.e. your whole database ) to allow anybody in the universe to access it. Also, 'Allow from all' followed by 'Allow from 127.0.0.1' is totally redundant as allow from all does exactly that allows access from anywhere. You should be doing something like this AllowOverride all Order Deny,Allow Deny from all A
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Think you need to get Stevens help
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Uninstall WAMP Manually delete the c:\wamp folder and all subfolders Reinstall WAMP Be careful with mysql users next time have a read on this it may help
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I am guessing but I would say you are trying to connect to a soap server running on port 18083 but that server is not running. Look at your code i would guess, if you are using 127.0.0.1 as the address of the server you may need to change the code to connect on port 80 and not 18083? All guesses but I hope it helps you solve you issue
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If wamp manager is orange then one of apache or mysql did not start. As you posted the log for a working mysql we can assume it apache that has not started, and this is usually because some other app has already grabbed port 80. run wampmanager-> Apache -> Test port 80 It should tell you what is using post 80. You will need to re-configure or uninstall the app using 80, dependi
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This is a site to help WAMP users not XAMPP users Try the XAMPP site
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check to see which service has not started. wampmanager -> Apache -> Services ( id start is available its not started ) wampmanager -> Mysql -> Services ( id start is available its not started ) Look at the log file for whichever is not started Look in the windows event viewer for messages from the service that is not starting. Its probebly apache and usually because
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You need to post in the french version of this.
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I fwamp manager is orange then either wampapache or wampmysql has not started. Look in Windows services to find out which one has not started. Then look at the error log for whichever is causing the problems and Windows Event viewer. Identify the fault and if you cannot fix it yourself, post what you find here and we can help.
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Read this. It sounds like you dont have one of the required C++ dll's Probably VC++ 2008 x86
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Derrrrr??? try using this $link = mysql_connect( $dbhost, $dbuser, $dbpassword ); Then you will be using the contents of the 3 variables you set up and not 3 text strings containing the wrong values for host, user and password. I woudl also use the word locahost instead of 127.0.0.1
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No the windows System Event Log Control Panel ->Administrative Tools -> Event Viewer
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Just spotted an error in the php code for the connect //connect to database $connect = mysql_connect("dbhost", "mysql_user", "mysql_password" or die("Couldn't connect to database" )); Should be //connect to database $connect = mysql_connect("dbhost", "mysql_user", "mysql_password" ) or die("Couldn't connect
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Look in the backup for wamp\bin\mysql\mysqlx.y.z\data This is where the databases are held if you are using MYISAM tables. backup the current version of this folder ( rename to mysql_new) and them copy the old folder into the \data\ folder. If you are using the same version of MySQL this could be all you need to do. If you are using a newer version of MySQL there is a program called mys
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Have you checked the Application - Event log? What does it tell you?
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Are you sure you found 64bit versions of all the dependant dll's? If not try using a 32 bit wamp
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Post your php code for the mysql_connect
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Use the 32 bit WAMP instead of the 64 bit version
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skip-locking is no longer a valid parameter name use skip-external-locking in your my.ini I guess you copied an old config file to a new installation of WAMP
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have you tried using localhost instead of 127.0.0.1
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Have you created a MySQL User called 'cloud' and given it access to the 'owncloud' database. Come to that did you create the owncloud database?
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Try running this: 1. wampmanager -> MySQL -> Service -> Remove Service 2. wampmanager -> MySQL -> Service -> Install Service Does that cure the problem?
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Does it work if you try it using this address http://127.0.0.1/phpmyadmin/ If it does then its probably that you dont have a correct HOSTS file. c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts ( no extension ) should have the following line 127.0.0.1 localhost -------------------------------------------------- The hosts file is protected by windows, in order to save it you mus
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Well in that case what does it say in your MySQL Log file? Also check in the Event viewer, MySQL errors are also reported in there.
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This sort of issue is nothing to do with Apache or Html or PHP. Therefore nothing to do with WAMP. Have you also changed the browser you are using?
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