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More information please. What IS happening, What messages appear on the screen. What relevant messages appear in php_error.log apache_error.log apache_access.log Windows event log ( Application )
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Oliver, Create a folder under c:\wamp\www For example c:\wamp\www\firstsite Put your hello.php file in that folder ( this keeps your work seperate to the wamp code) You can create as many folders under there as you like for different sites. Then use this address in your browser http://localhost/firstsite/hello.php Even better change your filename from hello.php to index.ph
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Dont piggy back on solved thread, start a new one and GIVE YOUR SPECIFIC DETAILS
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If the wamp manager icon is Green you are most of the way there. 1. The online/offline function Offline = your websites are accessible only from one ip address 127.0.0.1 ( i.e. localhost ) Online = your websites are accessible from ANY ip address ( i.e. the world but this should mean only your internal network unless you port forward port 80 in your router) 2. Trying to access your
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I dont think you can use fastCgi version of PHP with the apache that comes with wamp
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Check this thread out
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I would suggest that you didnt uninstall XAMP completely. have a look at this This also may be helpful to get rid of services when you have done things in the wrong way
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Without knowing your directory structure its difficult to say, but Iwould guess that the result of the url rewrite is sending you somewhere you didnt expect and whereever that is its not within the confines of your servers directory structure. Docs on use of mod_rewrite There is also a loggin feature that will log what the url rewriter is doing, step by step that can help when debugging
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shamimban, Are you for real? Start a new thread. Mention your OS and version. What version of Wamp have you installed? Describe your problem IN FULL.
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Have you tried running your sandbox code like this If that works get rid of the alias
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You didnt say you have been messing about with the httpd.conf file !!! What reason did you add the Require local to your <Directory "D:/wamp/www/">....</Directory> section. Try changing that to Allow All See if that solves it
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Ok send me your TeamViewer ID and Password in a Private Message and I will have a look.
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Wamp manager -> Put Online This changes the apache configuration which by default only allows access from ip address 127.0.0.1 ( i.e. the pc where wamp is installed ) to any ip in the world.
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Have a look at the event viewer. Start => control panel => Administrative tools => Event Viewer Then select Windows Logs on the left and then Application Look for some messages from the "Source" = Apache Service
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Have you done a wamp manager -> APache -> service -> Test port 80 ?? If so what does it say?
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Ok can you check your HOSTS file please. Its in c:\windows\system32\driver\etc\hosts ( no extension ) Make sure there is one line saying this without a # comment 127.0.0.1 localhost If there is a line like this ::1 locahost either comment it out with a # in column 1 or reove the line completely. NOTE: The hosts file is protected by windows, in order to save it you
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Ok this is going to sound silly. What version of windows are you running? Control panel -> System Look for a field called "System Type:" ... What does that say?
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Check your php_error.log for any clues Also the apache error log and then the event log again
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Well its telling you that the file php5apache2_2.dll is not a valid win32 dll. Now that should not have changed if you have not been playing with those files so quite possibly that file has become corrupted. A disk corruption could also explain your original file privilage problem as well. You could try downloading that file from the php site and replaceng the current version. Or maybe
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Have you tried installing another Apache and MySQL before? Either individually or by using something like XAMP or something similiar. If so it looks like you probably have another apache and mysql running which is stopping WAMPS apache and mysql from starting. Try to uninstall the other software.
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Ok, I am assuming that your router does not have the loopback feature that allows it to know that the ip address of the site you are addressing is actually its own ip address, and thus looping the request back internally to its own network. To get over this you can use the hosts file. You need to add the address's you want to use as follows 127.0.0.1 www.minecraft1.ez.lv 127.0.0.1 w
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Have you had PHP installed before? If so you may have a rough php.ini file somewhere Do a search for php.ini and delete or rename all versions THAT ARE NOT IN YOUR C:\WAMP\..... folder structure
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Windows does not get the same permission issues as unix, basically everybody can see everything as long as its not in your personal folders ( like My Documents etc). So unless you suddenly logged on as someone else that should not be the problem. If apache does not start, it normally writes a couple of clues into the system log. run eventvwr.msc from the start -> run or do start -> Co
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If the tray icon is orange then Apache has not started. Forget about the Offline/Online situation that is only to do with changing the apache security to Offline = only allow access from 127.0.0.1 which is localhost Online = allow access from any IP address in the world. The problem is apache not starting. Do a left click on wamp manager -> Apache -> Services -> Test Port 80
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Currently I would suggest WAMP 32bit you are more likely to get extensions compiled for 32 than 64. But that is a personal preference not a definite suggestion
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Dont you get a 32bit and 64 bit version of Internet explorer with the 64bit version of W7. Try using the 32 bit version, its well known to be faster for some reason.
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Its best to run the uninstall of 2.0f and start again with the new version. there is an uninstall in the Add/Remove programs of Control Panel.
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Can you look at your HOSTS file please. edit c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts ( no extension on the file ) If it has a line ( uncommented with the # ) ::1 localhost remove or comment it out using a # in column 1. The hosts file is protected by windows, in order to save it you must have Administrator privilages. Vista/W7/W8 you may think you are an Administrator BUT YOU ARE
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So ignore the installation section and look at the configuration part.
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Are you running the browser on the PC that has WAMP installed or another PC on your local network?
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