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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
You need the rewrite_module activated for sure. wampmanager -> Apache Modules -> rewrite_module
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Sorry can you say that again I dont understand
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
WEll doen and thanks for posting your solution.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Can you post the whole php file thats causing the problem please.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Thats a new one on me. Have you made any changes to your php.ini?
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
You would be better to put your live site into a totally seperate directory structure i.e. not in a subfolder of the www folder. This will allow you to secure wamp and your site seperately. eg add something like this to your vhost definition to give access to the world but only to the live site and not wamp itself. <Directory "C:/websites/yyy"> Order Allow, Deny
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
You need to look at your hosts file C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts It should have this line in it. 127.0.0.1 localhost -------------------------- 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 la
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Well what is probably happening is that the phpinfo puts out a valid html page and then if you try to add a doctype line after that is output, ( which should always be the first line in any html page, not in the middle), its just upsetting the browser.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Yes but it would be better to change Autodesk. Webservers are supposed to use port 80, and browsers are designed to expect it even though you can make them look at any port. http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Inventor/How-to-change-port-80-for-Data-Management-Server-2009/td-p/2434402
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Well actually nothing matches if you look closly. Access denied for user 'rock_tom'@'localhost' (using password: YES) Username is therefore rock_tom but you say you are using $db_username = "book_joe"; Better take a look at what you are actually doing rather than what you think you are doing
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Here is a doc I did earlier. 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 can be on any disk drive visible to the PC running wamp 2. Create a subfolder in c:\websites for each site you want to create
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Either uninstall wamp and make sure you delete the whole wamp folder structure and then reinstall. ( Make sure you save anything you have added to the www folder !!!! ) OR Install it on another machine and then copy the wamp/bin/mysql/mysql5.x.y/data/mysql folder from that onto your original install.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
The phpinfo call produces a complete html page. Try createing a file with just that in it, like this. filenae - myphpinfo.php <?php phpinfo(); ?> Does that run?
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Reling, If the icon is orange then either Apache or mysql has not started. Its usually Apache and normally because some other process has already grabbed port 80. Do wampmanager -> Apache -> Service -> Test port 80 This will start a command window and give you a message identifying what process has port 80 assigned ( if it can ). Its usually one of : SKYPE : Reconfigure
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Green = Apache and MySQL Service started Orange = One of the services has not started ! This is a problme indicator Red = Apache and MySQL Services NOT RUNNING
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Is this any help? http://dotnet.tekyt.info/?p=12
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
What colour is your wamp manager icon in the system tray. If its green, then check the apache error log. Access it using: wampmanager->Apache->Apache Error log and the access log wampmanager->Apache->Apache Error log If the reason is not obvious post the a few lines here.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Yes I guess it does. If its mysql that the problem when you so wampmanager -> MySQL -> Services , the Start Resume Services menu item will be green and available to use rather than gray and disabled. Have you tried installing MySQL before if so you probably didn't uninstall it all properly. Uninstall other mysql's I have also seen some systems that have a my.ini file that is not in
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Afraid your screen images didnt link properly so I cannot see them. Assuming your wamp icon is green, I preume that you have edited the testmysql.php incorrectly. If you have not changed the mysql 'root' user in any way i.e. added a password your code should look like this: $link = mysql_connect('localhost','root',''); if (!$link) { die('Could not connect to MySQL: ' . mysql_error());
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Well uninstall and reinstall and this time specify one of your browsers. It is only asking which browser you want to use when you clikc the locahost menu item etc. It wont change your default browser.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
If icon is orange then either apache or mysql is not starting. Its usually apache, and usually because something else has grabbed port 80 before you start wamp. Run: wampmanager -> Apacge -> Services -> Test Port 80 That should tell you what is using port 80. That could be many things but its usually either: SKYPE - Configure the connection not to use port 80 IIS - I prefer to
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Dont create alias's for your own sites. run it from the address bar in a browser like this http: //localhost/catherinesun ( without the space of course )
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Look in your apache error log. Is it reporting that it refused access from 127.0.0.1 or ::1
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
If you have a large file to import dont use phpMyAdmin. Do it this way. Run the MySQL Console wampmanager -> MySQL -> MySQL Console mysql> use mysql> source "x:/path/to/database.sql"
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
javadth, Can you install it. Its free!
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Wannabe, You will have to disable or uninstall IIS
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
I think I need to have a look. Do you have TeamViewer? If so PM me a ID and Password, if that is ok with you.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
can you access localhost by using this address http://127.0.0.1
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