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Where is the user? Where is the website? Is this a comm's issue, i.e. a slow internet connection!
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Have a look at MySQL Workbench. Its free and very good. Link below.
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I have just re-read the thread and maybe this is your problem. If you want apache to respond to requests from the internet you have to tell it that it is serving pages for the url being used by your external users. i.e. If you want it to respond to http: // mysite.dyndns . org ( for example ) you need to tell it that it should. This is done by setting up a virtual hosts. I guess you
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A DDOS attack will not do anything to your wamp installation. DDOS is just a flood of connections that just overwhelm apache so it cannot reply to any real connections. Now if that came with a hacking attack, well that could have been intended to do damage and have actually compromised your site. Can you explain exactly what is not working?
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Sorry man, its nearly 00:50 here, I am up the wooden hill to bed. If you run my suggested script and it shows you 'Hello World', there is nothing wrong with wamp but there may be an error in your script. Catch you tomorrow.
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Just remove everything after the doc_root =
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OK, copy and paste this code into a file in the www directory and call it aaa.php <?php echo 'Hello world'; ?> Then enter into your browser. Do you see the text "Hello World"?
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OK, can you post the php script you are trying to run. And what appears on the screen.
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Ok, it looks like the issue may be in your .htaccess file. Why do you need a .htaccess are you using a framework or a CMS?
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Not sure what that meant! Lets reset. What is the issue now.
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What about the second part of the post. Did you change the name of your test script to testing.php?
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And of course have you checked that you have added an exception to your firewall to allow connections on port 80 ( i assume )
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Does the remote ip address show up in your apache access log?
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But does the error message in apache_error.log stop happening?
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Have a look at this post I think your problem may be Point 1, a IPV6 entry in HOST file causing problems.
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Check that you have the the apache rewrite module loaded. go to wamp_manager -> apache -> modules and look for rewrite_module in the list. If it does not have a TICK beside it click it. Apache will be bounced ( stop, start ). Try again. The rewite engine will not work without the required module loaded.
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Quite an ommision when you think about it. Apart from the likelyhood that there is something on your system that is a bit bent as denoted by XAMP thowing a huge wobbly.... How are you attempting to access your server from outside your network? By ip address or are you using a DNS redirect of some kind?
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In httpd.conf there is a variable called DocumentRoot, this defines the default location for your website. Find yours from wamp manager -> apache -> httpd.conf It looks like this DocumentRoot "D:/wamp/www/" In my case I installed wamp on the D; drive and that is where the root directory of the website is. If the web site is just thowing your php script back to the b
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Have you set port forwarding on your router? You need to forward port 80 to the IP address of the PC that is running WAMP. Best set a static IP for that PC as well so it does not keep changing as PC on your internal network logon in different order on different days.
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Check this out Oh and stop all apps that could be using port 80 like SKYPE
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Julius, This sounds to me like you have creates a file like test.html i.e. with HTML as the extension. Change the file name to test.php and try again. Whats happening is: you enter test.html and apache say yes I see that I will send it back to the browser. But thats all it does! If you code the file as test.php apache says, Yes I see that... Oh its a PHP file I will send that to
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Apology accepted. I am glad you got it working. For future reference or for anyone how looks at this thread in the future, to run something with "run as Administrator" rights do this:- ON VISTA & WINDOWS 7: Find the icon of the app you want to run, on desktop or in the All Programs list. Right click the icon, or in some cases Shift and right click the icon and you will s
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The problem is you PC does not know where to find the urls you are using. First you need to amend your hosts file. Without adding the site names to your hosts file there is no way that the site name that you enter into the browser can be translated to an ip address. Hosts acts as a sort of local DNS and is checked first before going out to a real DNS server. run your editor "as Admi
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Yes thats what you should do. The HOSTS file is protected by the Windows OS. You have to 'Run as Administrator' to be able to save it. I usually just right click my editor icon and do a run as administrator, or you can run a cmd window 'as administrator' cd into the windows/system32/drivers/etc folder OR your windows/winsxs folder and then launch your editor from within the command windo
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Is this any help? Cannot read German so not sure.
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Hi, Have a look at this post I hhink point 1 explains your problem and a solution.
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I am guessing here. Have you coded your links with relative address's? If not try it. So code a <img src="img/pic1.jpg" /> and not as <img src=" /> Ditto with all site links, make them all relative and it should work.
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I am just guessing here but could it be that you have coded the url used by your ajax request with the full path to the server i.e. ? If so change this to be a relative path i.e 'folder/code.php'.
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Ok a couple of pointer that might help. 1. MySQL would have to be configured to use TCP/IP and not Named Pipes if you want to access a MySQL database from a remote PC and by remote I mean any ipaddress other than localhost. It looks like you are using named pipes which are in for local access only ( named pipes are shared memory and therefore only usable on the same physical PC ) 2. The use
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You will have to be more specific about what you are actually doing. What are you keyin into the address bar of your browser. You could look at It may help you get started
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