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Have you also installed the ocacle client??? Read this it may help
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If wamp manager icon is yellow/orange then on of the services ( apache or mysql ) has not started. Its probably apache that has not started. This is usually because another process has grabbed port 80 before you get to start wamp. Run this test please: left click wamp manager icon _ Apache -> Services -> Test port 80 This should run a command window and tell you what is usig por
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Is this line correct? if ($this->link = @$connect_function($this->server, $this->username, $this->password)) { The @$connect_function should be @connect_function ( without the $ which would make connect_function a variable that php probably cannot find?? Look in the php_error.log for errors
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What colour is your wamp manager icon in the system tray??
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What version of WAMP did you install
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Steve how do you reset the root password then?
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So you have at some time added a password to the root userid, now mysql expects you to use the password. If you cannot remember the password you set, you will have to save your website code somewhere, uninstall wamp, make sure all the wamp folder and subfiolders are deleted, and then re-install wamp and then put your website coed back into the new wamp fodler.
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Check out this it should get you going
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Can I suggest a couple of things. Edit httpd.conf ( using the wampmanager menu links ) look for the "Listen" parameter change it from Listen 80 to Listen 0.0.0.0:80 This will tell apache to only listen on the IPV4 network Then edit my.ini ( using the menu link on wampmanager ) and add this bind_address parameter to the section bind_address = 127.0.0.1 Thi
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Silly question but you are running this through a browser arnt you? You are not clicking on a file name in explorer are you? When you get php displayed in the browser in means that Apache has not passed the file through the PHP interpreter. As you have the proper <?php tag it should be fine ( WAMP does not have short-tags turned on by default). Questions: Have you messed with the ap
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Not quite sure what you are trying to do here !!!! Maybe test a piece of code that will be called via AJAX ??? If you are getting the "file:///C:/Users/lakshmanan.palani/Downloads/servertime%20(22).php" then you are probably clicking on a file using explorer. THIS IS NOT THE WAY. Open your browser, keyin This is how you run a web page via the Apache server and PHP i
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Error 500 normally means you have an error in your Apache configuration or your PHP configuration. Look at your apache error log and php error log for clues. If that shows nothing look at your Windows Event Viewer and see if either apache or php is reporting errors. If it was working and you changed httpd.conf or php.ini then undo your changes. If it works again after undoing the changes, ma
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left click wampserver -> PHP -> PHP.ini Find the param upload_max_filesize = 2M the default is 2Meg Change 2 to something else
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I guess this may be a bit of a clue 120926 16:03:42 Can't start server: Bind on TCP/IP port: No such file or directory 120926 16:03:42 Do you already have another mysqld server running on port: 3306 ? 120926 16:03:42 Aborting So do you have another MySQL server running? Did you try XAMPP or installing it from the MySQL site before trying WAMP?
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Sorry I did not read your original request properly. Are you using wamp??
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Look in the mysql error log wamp -> MySQL -> MySQL Log What does it say
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I guess if netbean launches a command window you are going to need to set up the environment so it knows about the PHP CLI In the termnal window just keyin >php If it says something like cannot find it then try this. I use a bat file with this in it echo off path=%path%;d:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.13;d:\wamp\bin\mysql\mysql5.5.24\bin php -v mysql -V Make sure you change the php
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No your HOSTS file should look like this 127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.0.1 moodle You need both lines.
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Have a look at this there is a section on changing the password and removing the root user.
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Change this hosts looks like 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.1.3 moodle to 127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.0.1 moodle
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Try this: 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. for example
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Ok I think what is happpening here is that the MySQL error ( --skip-locking) is crashing your mysql server and therefore there is no database to respond to your connection request in the PHP code. The last time I saw this --skip-locking problem was when there was an old my.ini file somewhere on the system. Do a search for my.ini and also my.cnf, if you find either in any location OTHER TH
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Can yo be more specific please.
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There should be no reason to change the port number. If you change the port number as suggested by Elamathy and Apache now starts it just proves that something else is using port 80. Find out what that is and then make a decision as what to do about it. If you change the port number you will have to append that on all your address's Like ITS A MAJOR PAIN! AND TOTALLY UNNECESSA
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Try changing RewriteRule ^(.*).htm$ viewprofile.php?id=$2 to RewriteRule ^(.*).htm$ viewprofile.php?id=$1 You have only one set of () so you have only created one variable
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It should be no problem at all.
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Check the colour of your WAMP icon in the system tray. It should be Green. If not tell us what colour it is.
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Bapi. I am guessing that steve1234 has NOT BEEN WAITING 1 year and 9 months for your reply, but how knows some people are very patient. Also your answer was very dangerous as this would allow anybody in the universe access to try and crack this guys password. It would be much better if he created a userid in mysql that was allowed access from 1 specific external ip address or possibly 2
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If the Icon is orange than one of the services is not running and its probably Apache. The usual reason is that some other process has captured port 80 before you get the chance to start WAMP. Left click wampmanager -> Apache -> Service If the option "Start resume Service is available (text in black) then wampapache has not started. Do this Left click Wampmanager -> Apac
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There are 2 versions one for x86(32bit) and one for x64(64bit). If you are using windows 64 bit download both it easier than working out if you are using the 32bit or 64 bit wamp.
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