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skip-locking was an option that was removed from mysql in V5. So its rather odd and I guess means there is a my.ini or my.cnf somewhere that is nothing to do with anything you have done. Trouble is when some computer sellers build these system who knows where they get there base systems from. If its any help this is the search order that mysql uses to find either my.ini or my.cnf WINDIR\
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Ravi, Start a new thread and start with full explanation. OS, Wamp version, etc
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Just replyed to your PM. Have a look.
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If you have a look in the my.ini ..... wamp->mysql->my.ini there is no skip-locking parameter, UNLESS YOU ADDED IT. So therefore you must have a my.ini or a my.cnf somewhere else on your system. And possibly another installation of mysql. Both should be removed.
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What colour is the wamp icon. It should be GREEN
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Best to uninstall wamp and stat again.
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Oooo thats nice. Your welcome.
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Make sure this is turned off at least or better still uninstall that too. SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services
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Edit this file c:\wamp\apps\phpmyadminX.Y.Z\config.inc.php Look for $cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = ''; And change it to contain the password you set in the database $cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = 'YOUR NEW PASSWORD GOES HERE'; Also change $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true; to $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = false;
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Read the first STICKY Note on the message board. Install the Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package for your system ( 32/64 bit ) Also install the VC++ 2008 Redistributable Package as I think Server 2008 may not have that either.
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If you are not using IIS ( thats microsofts web server ) the best thing to do is uninstall it. Do that from Control Panel -> Programs and features -> Turn windows features on and off Then make sure the whole IIS area is Un-Checked.
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You have edited the wrong php.ini file I suspect. Use the link on the wamp menu to edit php.ini ( wamp -> PHP -> php.ini ) Wamp keeps more than one version of php.ini, the reason is to allow smooth swapping of versions of PHP and Apache. Just remember to use the wamp menu links to edit it and wamp will look after you. If you use that menu link you will notice that it edits the ph
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Ok firstly they are not actually errors they are just warnings so it is not as serious as you may think. The 'Deprecated' means that the code is using some syntax that will be removed in a future release of PHP. The 'Strict standards' means that the code is doing something that no longer conforms with good coding practice. So the code probably did what is was supposed to. It is happen
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I guess you are to busy tonight.
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Looks like you have the 64 bit version installed. It may be better to go to the 32 bit version as it has more extensions and they all work where some of the 64 bit extension can be a bit flakey.
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Basically I think you will find that you have installed a version of PHP that is not completely compatible with vBulletin. Try checking the vBulletin site for the supported versions of PHP Then download a PHP addon that is conpatible.
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Well I can have a look at what the problem actually is and then do all the trouble shooting I would do on my PC. You will be able to see everything I am doing, but if it bothers you thats not a problem. Its just quicker and more reliable if I can see whats actually happening, view ini and config files, rather than really on a question and answer session that my go on for days.
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IF you like I can have a look with TeamViewer Install teamviewer on your PC, Start it and leave it running. Send me a private message with the 'Your ID' and 'Password' If you have not used this before it will allow me to connect to your PC and take a look remotely. Its quite safe as the password is changed every time you restart TV so it only good for one access.
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I assume you added a password to your 'root' user on the mysqlserver using phpMyAdmin. edit this file c:\wamp\apps\phpmyadminx.y.x\config.inc.php Add your new password to $cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = 'AddNewPasswordHere'; and possibly change this from true to $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = false;
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Have you checked the HOSTS file has a reference to localhost? it should contain localhost 127.0.0.1 If it contains localhost ::1 Comment this out with a # in col1
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Have you tried other ways to install Apache and left another version installed?
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Does the standard localhost link work? wamp manager -> localhost
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What addons are you talking about?
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Ah yes sorry you are using Apache 2.4, that now uses the Require and not the Allow You need to change it manually to this Require all granted See the apache docs I guess there is a buglet in the wamp server that is not processing this bit correctly.
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Read the sticky at the top of the Message List 'Error MSVCR100.DLL Solution ' and make sure you have the correct C++ redistributables installed on your system.
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Git should not have any effect. Question1: What colour is your wamp manager icon ( it sits in the system tray )
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1. Do a backup of all your databases ( to sql format ) 2. Backup all your Users and their Privilage. 3. Make a backup of your current wamp folder, so you can compare Apache and PHP configs that you may have changed. 4. Uninstall your current wamp using the Add/Remove programs in windows 5. Download and Install the new version of wamp. 6. Make sure Apache and MySQL and phpMyAdmin ar
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from the wamp manager icon in the system tray: left click -> Put Online This will change the httpd.conf file for you and restart apache. It will change the # onlineoffline tag - don't remove Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from 127.0.0.1 To # onlineoffline tag - don't remove Order Allow,Deny Allow from all This allowing apache to listen to
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use the 32 bit version of wamp
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WAMP and more importantly Windows does not have a mail server by default. You will have to install an email server that runs on windows or rty phpmailer or something similiar
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