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Ok, Try this. Uninstall WAMP using the proper uninstall in Control Panel -> Programs and Features Then make sure the c:\wamp folder and everything in it is deleted. Wamp uninstall keeps things you may have changed so the delete of the folder and all its sub folders is important in your case. Then reinstall. This should start you off with a completely new WAMP environment. T
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If your wamp manager icon is Orange then the problem is that Apache has not started. This is probably because something else is using port 80. Do wampmanager -> Apache -> service -> Test Port 80 This will launch a cmd window and tell you what is using port 80, if anything. Reconfigure whatever taht is to stop it using port 80 or Stop it or uninstall it, depending on what it is o
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1. Are you sure you have used the correct password. 2. Did you change the password using myPhpAdmin? It might be simpler to Uninstall and then re-install and then read through this.
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OK, A couple of things: 1. I assume you did a copy and paste in which case the code is wrong: The mysql_connect does not have a closing bracket ). $con = mysql_connect('sohaibtoosy.zxq.net', 'sohaib','***********'or die ( "not connected" ); change to $con = mysql_connect( 'sohaibtoosy.zxq.net', 'sohaib', '***********' ) or die ( 'not connected' ); I think, unless you
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This suggests that you have changed the password for the 'root' user in the mysql database but have not changed the root password in the phpMyAdmin config file. If this is what you have done try the following: Look in c:\wamp\apps\phpmyadminx.y.z\config.inc.php Change these lines as follows: $cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = 'YourPassword'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = fa
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Can you post the PHP code for the mysql_connect() ... changing the password of course.
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Spelling error in the site name !!!! Have you checked that you have created a Userid and Password for the database on the hosting companies site. I would imagine not, as you claim to be using root and a blank password. That would not be allowed by any hosting company. Check with your hosting companies HELP system. Find out how to setup a user and password for your database. I ?assume?
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OK, Report back with what was required, just in case you are not the only one tryin this.
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Well I guess thats your problem. This led me to this which is a great long list of pre-compiled imagick versions. Take your pick until you find one that does it for you.
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OK so there you are. You have not got the correct dll, maybe you got the 64 bit one by mistake or a VC6 version. For PHP5.3.13 I think you need the VC9 compiled version http://valokuva.org/outside-blog-content/imagick-windows-builds/php53/imagick-2.3.0-dev/ Go back and get the correct dll
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Ok how about Apache error log OR The windows event viewer
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Is there anything noted in the php_error.log???
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Is this any help
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Have you checked out this http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php
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Did you setup WAMP to have Chrome as your default browser?? I bet you did. Well I would also guess that it has been reinstalled into a different directory!! Edit the file "C:\wamp\wampmanager.conf" and look for the parameter navigator = "C:/Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/firefox.exe" make sure that is pointing to the correct location for your newly installed Chrome.
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What color is the wamp manager icon in the system tray??
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By default all the apps under "Your Aliases" will only run from the Machine that you installed wamp on. I assume yor are trying to run it from another PC on your network. If so try changing this file C:\wamp\alias\webgrind.conf In there you will see this Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from 127.0.0.1 Add another line like this: Allow from 192.168.
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Try doing wampmanager -> Apache -> Service -> Test Port 80 Its easier to read. If thats no help look in your Windows Event Viewer in the Windows Logs -> Application section for any messages from "Apache Service". That normally gives a clue.
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Have you run "Put Online" from the Wampmanager icon in the system tray. This changes the httpd.conf file to allow access from all addresses, by default ( when its offline ) it will only respond to ip address 127.0.0.1.
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This usually means your Apache has not started properly. In turn that normally means you have something else on your WAMP machine that has already captured port 80. If apache has not started the wamp manager icon in the system tray will be Orange. It should be Green !! Run WampManager -> Apache -> Service -> Test Port 80 That will start a commang prompt and tell you what is us
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Have a look at this is may help you understand what you are doing: If you have messed up your config.inc.php here is a copy of it in its original state. <?php /* Servers configuration */ $i = 0; /* Server: localhost [1] */ $i++; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['verbose'] = 'localhost'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['host'] = 'localhost'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['port'] = ''; $cfg['Servers'
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Ok, Have you checked that the userid and password you are using in your mysql_connect() statement exists on the mysql database and has the correct privileges on the database you are connecting to?
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Zovre, Start a new Thread. Dont reuse someone elses. Details required: Have you started wamp server? What colour is the Wamp Manager icon in the system tray?
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I dont know what that means?
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Give us the actual error message. What color is your wamp manager icon in the system tray? Plus any useful info from the Apache error log. Plus any useful info from the PHP error log.
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To reduce the size of your logs. Stop all services Delete the log files Start All services. The log files will be re-created. RE: The 500 error You have obviously done something wrong in your .htaccess file. It sounds like you have somehow setup a infinite loop. post it or nobody can help
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Use your browsers javascript debugging capabilities. Javascript is a browser based execution so thats where the debugger needs to be.
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See this thread
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Have you put wamp Online? Wampmanager -> Put Online Also if you want to allow access from the internet, you will need to a) port forward your router and change the PC running wamp to be on a static ip address.
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1. You need to set the PC running wamp with a static IP address. http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/19249/how-to-assign-a-static-ip-address-in-xp-vista-or-windows-7/ 2. Then you need to set port forwarding on your router. This allows external requests to cross the NAT barrier which is currently ignoring any and all bangs on your routers port 80. The router gets a request from an ip on the int
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