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Just out of interest, are you trying to access phpMyAdmin from a PC that is not the one you installed WAMP on.
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Did you let Steven sort you out with a Team Viewer session, or do you still have problems.
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This error happens when apache has not started. Please check this, when you start all services, what colour does the wamp manager icon become? If it is GREEN that is good, this means that apache and mysql have started. If it is orange, then apache has not started.
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Thanks Steve, dropped the ball there
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Can I ask what you are trying to achieve with a HTTP DELETE?
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You need to Private message me a Password to. Dont post here use PM to keep it private
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THATS A VERY BAD ANSWER !!!!!!! You never want to do an "Allow from all" for phpMyAdmin. That allows the world to connect to your phpMyAdmin and therefore with your database. VERY BAD. If you have also Put Online your wamp server and not changed the root userid to have a password it should not take long for someone to hack your site. If you must open phpMyAdmin to user out
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One instance of WAMP will allow you to install more than one Apache version and more than one PHP version and more than one MySQL. You problem I assume is that the older instance of CMS need a different versions of PHP and maybe Apache. This is possible with one WAMP. You download an ADDON fo reach version of PHP and or Apache that you need. You then switch versions using the wamp man
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The wamp server icon is on your desktop and is pink but irrelevent. The wamp manager icon sits in your system tray and starts off red, then goes orange and then green is both apache and mysql have started correctly. Can you get Team viewer so I can have a look at whats happening for myself? If yes then send me a Private Message with the TV PIN and Password
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That is what Puut Online is supposed to do Can you post you changed https.conf file please, you may have upset wamp with your manual changes
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If the wamp manager icon is PINK, I assume you mean red, there os a problem, neither apache or mysql service are running. The wamp manager icon should be GREEN. Have you tried installing apache and mysql other ways i.e. manually, XAMPP, etc
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Have you tried Put Online Left click wamp manager -> Put Online
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I read your other post as well. You have got yourself in a right pickle. Based on what you said on the other post ( changed mysql to use port 80 .... BAD ) i suggest you uninstall wamp ( properly via add remove programs ) Then delete the wamp folder completely. Then start the install again to undo this and anything else you may have tried. While you are doing that reply with the fol
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Detail please: 1. what wamp you installed, 2. what Windows you are running and is it ( 32/64 bit) 3. the colour of you wamp manager icon 4. can you see the wamp home page when you do wampmanager -> localhost 5. what you may have changed from the base install to try and get things working.
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George, Start a new thread and explain IN DETAIL: 1. what wamp you installed, 2. what OS you are running ( 32/64 bit) 3. the colour of you wamp manager icon 4. can you see the wamp home page when you do wampmanager -> localhost 5. what you may have changed from the base install to try and get things working.
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OK Two thngs: 1. ORANGE icon means that one of the services ( apache / mysql ) has NOT STARTED. Probably apache. The icon should be GREEN is all is running properly. 2. When you try and access the web server from another PC ( your laptop ) localhost is the laptop, and not the Desktop. localhost is always the PC you are on. To get to the desktop server from the laptop you wo
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I guess you have hit the sack, so I will as well. Maybe we can try tomorrow.
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Hi I am free for 30 minutes or so, would you like me to have a look. PM me your TV PID and Password if that ok.
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Ok, I can have a look now if you PM me a PIN and Password.
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Is the MySQL Service started? Is it the correct version? What did you actually do????
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If you had said you were using the MySQL Console in the first post that would of helped( just a bit )
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In fact its NOT A BUG ------ ITS A USEFUL INTELIGENT FEATURE. You should not copy your apache version of php.ini into your CLI version of php.ini. Edit them independantly and include the features you need independantly for each environment!!!! REMEMBER these are 2 totally seperate environments.
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FuzMic I was suggesting that you had not uninstalled your first wamp properly. Those commands when issued from a command windows ( run as administrator) would have removed the apache and mysql that I assumed were still registered as services and possibly still running in your system. If you did uninstall your first wamp properly then my first suggestion would not be any use to you. -----
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All you need to do is put your server online. wampmanager -> Put Online By default and for security reasons wamp configures apache to limits access to ip 127.0.0.1, when you put online wamp edits your httpd.conf and change the security, then restarts apache to activate that config.
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Duh..... yes
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If you actually created a mysql userid then the syntax you entered should work! How did you create the new user?
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Did you use the proper uninstall or did you just delete the wamp folder? Try this: wamp manager -> Apache -> Service -> Test port 80 If it reports Apache as using port 80, pay attention to the version numbers of apache and php that is shows. If these are the old apache/php versions then you didnt uninstall properly and can try this. sc delete wampapache sc delete wampmysql
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This is not really a site for help on building web sites, its just to help solve wamp issues. But. create a folder under c:\wamp\www lets say c:\wamp\www\site1 put your new index.php or index.html file into that new folder In your browser use the address "localhost/site1" to run your script/html file ( index.php or index.html will be found by default).
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Well if that does not work we are going to have to try a Team Viewer connection so I can actually see whatis what on your system
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