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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
You only need 1 of those 127.0.0.1 localhost lines. It looks like something you have installed and reinstalled has duplicated that line unnecessarily.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
megadutch, Its in the wamp/bin/php/phpx.y.x folder.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Take a look at your mysql error log also check the event viewer in windows. Then get back with some info that could help.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Show some code you have in index.php to run page2.php i.e. the <form .....> or the anchor (<a href="....">
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
It is a MySQL error. It say you have a field defined as unique ( all primary columns are supposed to be unique) and you are trying to repeat an already used value in that field on a new row. Did you manually create the DB or did the cms do it for you? Look at your php and mysql error logs to find out which field is causing the problem, that may just give you a clue to the solution.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Have a read through this, it may help.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Give an example of the backups you have. Wordpress has a export/import feature thats a breeze to use, but it will only import an export. If you have just a database backup and raw directory backups its going to be more complicated. Also you would be better looking on some wordpress help sites than here
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Wamp is basically a tidy easy delivery mechanism for the apache,mysql,php stack on windows. If you are having problems with zip its not wamps fault. It may be a config issue with php but its not wamp that is causing the problem. The PHP manual is far from clear on what you need to get xip working, some version require an extension download seperatly and other come with it incorporated. Ha
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Have you set up the userid in mysql so that it is allowed to connect from a remote ip address?
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
For large tables it is best to use the MySQL console. This has no PHP execution time and file size limit to get in the way.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
I think this is more a Joomla question than a wamp question. Wamp is just apache/mysql/php delivered easy, so if apache can do it and joomla can do it you can do it on wamp.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Try using the output and return val params for exec, as described in the manual. That should help with debugging.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
What are you doing to get this error? What are you running?
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Info Please: What colour is your wamp manager icon in the system tray.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Hi samaj, Ok so first you will need to punch a hole in your McAfee on PC1 ( where wamp is running), to allow access through port 80 ( assuming wamp is listening on port 80 ) for the TCP protocol. Second you will need to make sure that on wamp you have "Put Online" as this changes the apache config removing the Allow from 127.0.0.1 into Allow all So that it will respond t
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
have a look at this. see if it helps
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
If you are using MYISAM the ibdata file is irelevant. Its ised for INNODB databases. The safest thing would be to do a backup of the old database and a restore on the new version. However you may get away with this. If you use MYISAM there should be a folder under the ...../data folder for each database you created. Go to phpMyAdmin and create the database you want to have under the n
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
If moving the port apache is listening to i.e. 410 solved your problem then your problem is that something else is using port 80. You would be better off working out what that is and stopping it. Do you run SKYPE? Do you run IIS?
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
To help debug mod_rewrite rules this may help and
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Try changing the <? to <?php So try this: <?php echo 'Hello World'; ?> WAMP's PHP comes configured with short_open_tag = Off php.ini short_open_tag = Off It is best to leave it this way when coding new php as that will ensure your script will work anywhere. Alternatively if you are using an old script that relies on short_tags you can change the php.ini para
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Basically WAMP is just a simple way of getting Apache and Mysql and PHP onto your machine without lots of fiddly configuration. If those products work on Windows ( I assume you are a windows user ) and in or with apache/php then yes you can. But you would be better looking in the support areas for each of those products rather than here.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Try working through this. Then if you still have a problem be a bit more specific about what is wrong
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
WordPress needs to be installed on the address that it is going to be used on. During install it record its domain name and then uses that internally. There is a way to change this but I forget how its done, look it up on a wordpress site Or Export all the data, delete the install, and then reinstall from startmediagroup.dyndns.org rather than localhost.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Check that your HOSTS file has 127.0.0.1 localhost Hosts file lives in C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts You will need to launch your editor "As Administrator" as this file is protected by the OS and you may also need to remove the readonly attribute from this file > attr -r hosts
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Not really WAMP related! Try looking here
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
8576. Re: HELP!
WAMP Does not need to be online to work. Putting WAMP Online just make it available to the whole internet, leaviing it offline makes it available only to 127.0.0.1 ( localhost ), a security feature. If apache is not running and you try to "Put Online" wampmanager.exe has a problem and gives that message. 1. MAKE SURE IIS is either uninstalled or not running. Both IIS and apac
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
Julius, Oh yes so it was, my confused old brain having a senior moment. My mistake completely.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
OK, So potentially you have edited the wrong php.ini file when you made one of the switches. Or switched php before apache. Hold on to your smalls this could get bumpy!! Apache expects a php.ini file to exists in its bin folder and of course it does using wamp. But because you can switch PHP versions this file needs to change when you switch php versions. Now when you use the wampmana
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
angus, This is really a site for helping people get WAMP up and running not a tutorial for making websites and databases. For database How To run phpMyAdmin from wamp manager, bottm right of the first page is a link to the phpMyAdmin documentation, read it. Do some google searches on php tutorials and mysql tutorials there are hundereds out there.
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12 years ago
RiggsFolly
lenin, This I think is related to the domain name you gave you apache server. Look in httpd.conf for the ServerName parameter and set it to the correct domain name or ip address if you dont have a real domain name. NOTE: That ip address looks like a internet addressable one! WAMP and by that I mean apache in wamp is not really configured to be safe for use in the WILD!!
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