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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
This is going to sound silly, but have you checked that the pdo_mysql extension in PHP has been enabled right? left click wamp manager -> PHP -> PHP extensions Look down the list and check that php_pdo_mysql is ticked. Watch out as the extension for mssql and mysql look very similiar. Make sure the correct one is ticked!!
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
1. What changes did you make and exactly what problems are you getting?? Quoteso I made some changes and set the server offline 2: Setting the server Offline changes httpd.conf to Allow access from 127.0.0.1 ONLY. This is why you will not be able to access the server from other IP's on your network.
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Jeff, I am guessing that you are using Explorer ( File Manager ) and double clicking on the xxx.php file. You cannot do it this way. You must open the page via the Apache web server that came with WAMP. It is only apache that will do the correct things with PHP code in your file. Open your browser, one of ( IE/Firefox/etc ) and in the address bar keyin
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Have a look at this it should help you with the 403 error. If you want to keep IIS runiing on the same machine as WAMP then you will have to change the port that one of them uses. So keep your :8080 listening port change for apache.
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
In other words, UN-INSTALL previous versions of apache and MySQl before you install wamp.
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
I am guessing that you have a previous version of mysql running on this PC as wamp 2.2e comes with MySQL V5.5.24 Remove previous installs of mysql and also apache befire installing wamp
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
This looks like a MySQL question. Check their website www.mysql.com
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Lets start from the begining! What colour is your wampserver icon in the system tray?
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Using wampmanager icon in the system tray click Apache -> Services -> Test Port 80. What does that report?
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Have a look at the services that are running Control Panel -> Administrative tools -> Service You should have wampapache and wampmysql in the list and BOTH should say "Started" in the status column. Which one is not started??
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
You are going to have to be a lot more careful when copying stuff from the book. Copy and paste this ober your php section and try again <?php echo date('1, F d Y'); ?>
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Well you need to check with your mail administrator for a full set of valid names and port numbers. It looks a little odd that you are trying to do secure ssl connections on port 25?
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
rahularora_89 Start a new thread and explain your specific problem
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Cristigova If the wamp manager icon is orange then apache is not starting. Do wampmanager->Apache->services->Test Port 80 I would guess that something other than wampapache is using port 80. Let us know what it says if you cannot work out what to do for yourself.
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Have you tried the 'Put Online' function in the Wampmanager menu?
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Are you adding the non-standard port to the address for phpmyadmin i.e. localhost:8080/phpmyadmin
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
It sounds like you have either messed with the wamp/alias folder ! Or you are running the phpmyadmin from another PC. There should be a file in that folder called 'phpmyadmin.conf' And it should look like this:- --------------------------------------------------------- Alias /phpmyadmin "D:/wamp/apps/phpmyadmin3.3.9/" # to give access to phpmyadmin from outside # replace
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
What error are you getting????
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Chris, Ok minor problem. Revert your config.inc.php back to its original state. phpMyAdmin is a MySQL admin script, and as such should be run with an admin account (root unless you have added another admin account) so it has rights to do anything to any database. The login/password you setup for your tutorial/application is for the use of the tutorial/application so it can access only yo
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
bugmenot1, Go to Wordpress site .... press the download button. Go to ... and read the instructions The 5 min install is a simple process and easy to follow.
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Its just a thought but possibly your sessions are timing out before your users have finished with there edit. Look at session.gc_maxlifetime = 1440 in php.ini Try increasing the timeout to see if that reduces the number of times you get this problem. Then just keep adding time until even your slowest user get the work done before a timeout and garbage collection gets done.
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Use one install of wamp to run multiple sites. Take a look at Virtual Hosts ( vhost ). Do a search here there are a number of HowTo posts.
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Hi, Wordpress is best installed properly and not copied from another server. It stores some important info internally at install time and then uses that to run. This will almost always cause problems if you just copy it from another installation. Old version can be found on the wordpress site if you are using an old version. The install does all the checks for you and gives you nice help
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
That sounds like a application message. Havve you looked in your php code for that message?
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
hi, It looks like you may have forgotten to edit your HOSTS file. edit c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts launch your editor using "Run as Administrator" as this file is protected by the OS and will only allow admin users to update it. If you see a line like this: ::1 localhost delete it, or comment it out using the # symbol make sure you have a line like this in th
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
dheema, It is possible to run php scripts through IIS and therefore not require apache. Alternatively you would have to change the port that apache listens to so that IIS and APACHE do not interfere with each other. edit httpd.conf and change the line Listen 80 to Listen 8080 ( or some port number other than 80 ) This option means you would have to address your pages using the
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Look in your php error log and also you apache error log there is usually something that should give you a clue!
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
Have a look at this regarding the HOSTS file setup.
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
OPTION 1: Uninstall again and then delete the wamp folder and all sub folders. This will remove the mysql database that you changed when you added a password. Then reinstall. OPTION 2: I think wamp tries not to scrap your mysql databases when you reinstall so the password will still be set for root. change the config.inc.php file again to add the password you setup for the root user.
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13 years ago
RiggsFolly
The pink Icon is the desktop icon for starting wamp, you have done the correct thing saying yes to the admin challenge. Now you need to look in the system tray area ( thats normally bottom right of your screen ) You should see a new icon which is a W inside a rounded cornered box. It will start as RED and then go Orange and then go Green. This is indicating that it has successfully started m
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