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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
What colour is your WampManager icon in the system tray??
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Oh hang on. Do you mean you are trying to access phpMyAdmin etc from another PC i.e. not the one running WampServer? If so the alias's are setup to only allow access from localhost ( dont normally want external users messing with your database and so on ). Its a wamp security mechanism. Their access is controlled from another file. See c:\wamp\alias\phpMyAdmin.conf for example t
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Yes i did mean httpd.conf ( d and s are a bit close on the keyboard and my monday fingers made a woops ) Ok so now check that there is no blank line between this line # onlineoffline tag - don't remove and the 'Require local' line. My guess is that the blank line is not blank but the characters in there are not ascii so our editors dont show whats causing the problem.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
There was a little bug in one release in this area. Can you check that the 'require local' in the https.conf file does not have a space in column 1.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Read the documentation. Require local allows access only from the machine that the apache server is runing on. Require, rather than allow/deny is a quick and each way of doing this and allowing both the IPV4 and IPV6 localhost address's i.e. 127.0.0.1 and ::1 in one instruction.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Kryptyk, You can configure SKYPE so that it will not use port 80. Configure SKYPE Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Connection Un-Check the checkbox next to 'Use port 80 and 443 as alternatives for incomming connections'
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
8017. Re: cURL
In my humble opinion that is the best solution. 64bit extensions are a bit slow in being converted currently.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Mike Can you give a little more specific info on what you are trying to do.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
I assume you tied to add a password to the root user in mysql. Try reading this
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
read through this I hope it helps
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
8021. Re: ssh
11 years ago
RiggsFolly
It uses the 'root' userid which has NO PASSWORD, so just hit enter when you are asked for a password.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Glad to help. Checked my source for the HowTo and cannot find the error you mention?
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
This looks like a joomla bug, or a plugin bug. It sounds like there is an infinite recursion happening. You could try installing the same version of PHP that is running on your live site.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
8025. Re: cURL
11 years ago
RiggsFolly
I bet your PHP code is using the short_tag <? ?> and not the proper <?php ?> edit php.ini and change this config param. short_open_tag = On
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Take a look at phpMailer. OR try installing a mail server like hMailer
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Joe, Check this out. http://php.net/manual/en/sqlite.installation.php It means you have to download sqlite via PECL. It no longer comes with the base PHP as of PHP 5.4. If you are using a package I would expect that it is not compatible with PHP 5.4 yet so it may be easier to download a 32bit wamp that uses PHP 5.3.x which does come with sqllite automatically.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
More info please. What are you trying to run from the other (non wamp ) PC on your internal network If you put your site in the c:\wamp\www\ folder it should be available when wampserver is ONLINE, but if you put your site in another folder structure you have to add some access config manually. Also phpMyAdmin anf the other tools have their own access security. WHat are you actually tryi
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
manishrathi, Sorry but this is not a site for help with basic PHP coding but there are other sites you can find.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
I assume you have copied a database from localhost to remote. You cannot just copy the database from local to remote. You need to edit a couple of fields in the database to update wordpress as it stores the address that it was install on in its database, and uses that in page address's using phpMyAdmin Edit the wp_options table, there are at least 2 row in that table that contain the loc
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Does the wamp server homepage open when you addres just http :// localhost ??
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Which version exactly did you install.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
The wampserver icon in the system tray should be GREEN if everything is working properly. If it is ORANGE then either the apache or mysql service has not started. It is usually apache that is the problem. And the issue is normally that something else has captured port 80 before you start wampserver. Please run this: Start wamp Left click wampmanager -> Apache -> Service -> T
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Hi, I can send you a copy of a HowTo I was working on. Its not totally complete but I think it does cover the steps you have probably not done. Check your Private Messages.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
If you leave wamp server 'Offline' apache will only respond to requests from localhost and that canno be faked from outside your router. Also if you have a router and you have not port forwarded port 80 then nobody can get into your private network anyway, unless you do something silly.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Sounds like you have not set Port Forwarding on your router. In order for your router to allow traffic into your private network you have to tell the router what ports are allowed to accept traffic. This is called port forwarding. Basically you will have to port forward port 80 on your router, part of this process is to tell the router which PC on your private network should have requestes
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Check your HOSTS file. Not sure about the W8 final release but the previews had the localhost address commented out. Make sure you have the 127.0.0.1 localhost line in there, and not commented out by the '#' character.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
There are a number of ways but here is the simple one. On your laptop use the IP address of your server machine instead of the word localhost. So http ://192.168.1.x/fred where fred would be a folder below the c:\wamp\www i.e. c:\wamp\www\fred To find your servers IP address open a command window on the server PC, and keyin >ipconfig You should see a few lines presented to you,
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Ok, If my previous suggestion did not work try removing the XDEBUG debugger completely. Edit your php.ini ... using the wampmanager -> PHP -. php.ini menu link Find the line in that that looks like this: zend_extension = "d:/wamp/bin/php/php5.3.17/zend_ext/php_xdebug-2.2.0-5.3-vc9.dll" Comment this line out like this, by adding a semi-colon in column 1 ;zend_extensi
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