I have a script that keeps on timing out. I need to change my max_execution_time setting but can't seem to find it anywhere in Zend Server 9 Developer Edition.
The documentation says it's easy to change under the "configurations" menu, but i can't see one anywhere and am going nuts.
http://files.zend.com/help/Zend-Server-9/content/configuring%20php%20timeouts%20under%20windows%20apache.htm
Go to http://server:10081/ZendServer/#!/php/extensions?grid=Resource Limits and Tuning
Change what you need, save and restart.
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As the title states, Apache server is running, localhost is available, ColdFusion server is running when I check Get-Service in a terminal on Windows 10. Apache runs on port 80, and the ColdFusion server runs on port 8581. So why is it that I see CFML source code and not the processed CFML when I go to where my file is saved at http://localhost/coldfusion/cfusion/wwwroot/variable.cfml?
127.0.0.1:8500/variable.cfml is the correct URL. Thanks for those that at least looked I appreciate it :) Although I would love some clarification if any one is there to offer it? The basic trouble shooting page on Adobe was quite helpful....
https://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/configuring-administering/basic-troubleshooting-and-faqs.html
I have a simple PHP application running on this server which allows other people to verify some information on-line. The apache was running OK until a few days back.
The application uses Postgrees and the apache service was configured by an add-on "Enterprise Db Apache", it was not configured by me and is connected to a portal to be shown on-line. This was kinda dropped on me and I had no prior knowledge or experience with databases nor servers and need to put it back on-line. How can I start to find out what made it stop?
Here's a link to the error I'm receiving when trying to start it back again:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12837412/Erro%201053.png
Tried updating .NET to no success,
I've searched around SO and all the threads I found were based on custom services people wrote, and found out that this error code is very generic, I'm very lost and have my neck on the chopping block.
EDIT: Tried some fixes suggested here but had no success. I'm thinking about reinstalling the service, is it a really bad idea? Is there a safe way of doing this without loss of data in the Database? Is there a tutorial on this here already?
The problem was with compatibility of the versions of C/C++ libraries in the server which lead to the programs related to the service not being able to start properly. A simple reinstalation of the compatible version of the libraries made the service able to be started again.
Maybe your service is taking longer time than 30 seconds (Windows default timeout) to start and report ready to the Service Control Manager. Usually this happens because of performance issues.
A possible solution for this is to extend it through the Registry.
Go to Start > Run > and type regedit
Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control
With the control folder selected, right click in the pane on the right and select new DWORD Value
Name the new DWORD: ServicesPipeTimeout
Right-click ServicesPipeTimeout, and then click Modify
Click Decimal, type '180000', and then click OK
Restart the computer
In a weeks long futile attempt to conjure up a basic. PHP application, I've decided that perhaps I'll try this CFML thing.
I already have XAMPP installed and figured I would only need to install Railo on my system. At one point, the GUI installer asks for /usr/sbin/apache.ctl to be confirmed for its use but no such file exists on my system, hidden or otherwise.
Does XAMPP not need/have that file by default? Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Railo and XAMPP...you can do this but Railo has a nice portable all encompassing download that uses Jetty.
Railo Express: https://github.com/getrailo/railo/wiki/Installation-ExpressJetty
Which is the best way to get up to speed on the CFML or cfscript version of coldfusion.
If you are on windows you can click the start.bat file. This will start the service where you can the navigate to localhost:8888 and you should.see you admin screen.
Railo and Coldfusion are a language and a server (service).
Behind the scenes there is a file structure you can follow and put your files that you are testing with. The link above should give you the basics to get started.
I would first test the wwwroot is picking up your files by making a simple index.html file and navigate to it through your browser.
The add a index.cfm with a simple Coldfusion hello world.
The you can dig in and get a database configured through the admin section and make some pages that do some database calls.
Oh...and welcome to the Coldfusion programming language where you can do a hell of a lot more in less time, make good pay and generally enjoy your projects more.
after copying zend library in my zend proj and refresh the page Apache wont start.
it show me this error : Appache Http Server has stopped working
i use of xampp , version 1.7
Your question is really vague. There can be a number of things that went wrong and you didn't give us enough background information on the install. (like config files you changed, directories you renamed, etc.)
If you cannot start Apache, the first place to check is the Apache error log file for problems. It will most likely have an error that we can help you troubleshoot.
I am not familiar with xampp directory paths but will take a guess that you need to look here: /xampp/apache/logs/error.log.
i`ve change my xampp version to 1.7.3 , now it work nice
I have plesk 8.3.0, with phpmyadmin 2.8.2.4
I tried to look up where the phpmyadmin is located. I couldn't find it in srv/ and i did a find command in the server and not quite sure where it is actually located.
What I want to do is to set up a phpmyadmin under /httpdocs so that I dont have to login to plesk and click many times until i can launch phpmyadmin..
Any idea? thanks.
This may vary for different Plesk versions.
Phpmyadmin is in /usr/local/psa/admin/htdocs/domains/databases/phpMyAdmin/ on mine.
As stated by #AlecTMH it may vary between versions of Plesk. His answer was fine for me before but now, after having done some updates to Plesk (am currently on version 18.0.31 Obsidian), I had to do a bit of searching on my drive to locate it, it is now here: /opt/psa/phpMyAdmin .
I'm not really familiar with Plesk, but I've used hosts that had a roundabout way to getting to phpMyAdmin. I've always just clicked around until it launched phpMyAdmin, then bookmarked that page so I didn't have to bother remembering the arbitrary address. Sorry I can't be of more help.