After install the wamp server in my system (windows 8.1 64-bit). The Aestan Tray menu turn green after taking 5 minutes from orange color.
However myphpadmin or localhost or 127.0.0.1 are not opening.
I have uninstalled my skype and re-installed the wamp server still i have the same issue...
I also checked the ISS in the control panel (Turn windows feature on or off) it is also not set.
Since i have start the apache service and test port 80..
i have getting the message:
Your port 80 is not actually used
Press Enter to Exit
Some time I get the message error message when Aestan Tray blink orange:
Could not execute menu item (internal error) [Exception] Could not
perform service action: An instance of the service is already running
I have installed wampserver2.5-Apache-2.4.9-Mysql-5.6.17-php5.5.12-64b
In my office system (window 7) wamp server is working fine. i have installed without any issues.
I already done so many things to correct it from the instruction available from internet.
I have already installed/uninstall wamp server by 12-15 times.
Please help me to sort this issue.
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I am new on web development,
I am starting on PHP and have downloaded Ampps stack, but nothing is working. the buttons do not toggle and Apache keep on saying "apache is already running on your machine, do you want to stop that instance and start AMPPS Apache?"
But after clicking yes, the same message comes back.
Help please
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I have a wamp server as well as Xampp installed. I am unable to start my wamp server. When I try to start services, it stops in orange state, never moves to green. But I am getting to see my local host in browser with Xamp under this situation. Can any one help me how to get my wamp server only running.
Sorry for being naive. I am just starting.
if you are using Ubuntu 14.0 you can try somewhat like this in the Terminal Window by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T
Stopping web server apache2
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 stop (find the path where your xampp server is located)
Starting XAMPP
sudo /opt/lampp/manager-linux.run (find the path where your wamp server is located)
For Windows
Press Windows Key + R or go to run
Type services.msc
Then stop the service for Xampp Server
If Apache is not running as a Windows Service:
you use the Xampp Control Panel Application to stop and start Apache.
I also experienced the same problem and I hope it will work
INSTALLING
Double click on the downloaded file and just follow the instructions.
Everything is automatic. The WampServer package is delivered whith
the latest releases of Apache, MySQL and PHP.
Once WampServer is installed, you can manually add aditionals Apache,
Php or MySql (only VC9, VC10 and VC11 compiled) versions.
Explanations will be provided on the forum.
Each release of Apache, MySQL and PHP has its own settings and its
own files (datas for MySQL).
Using wampserver
The “www” directory will be automatically created (usually
c:\wamp\www)
Create a subdirectory in “www” and put your PHP files inside.
Click on the “localhost” link in the WampSever menu or open your
internet browser and go to the URL : http://localhost
Installing Wamp
I have installed Red (setup-Red5-1.0.0-RC2-java6) on my windows xp. Red5 server running proper. but installer.swf not able to connect. also getting 404 error while installing demos. demos directory is not at the location as well.
any Idea what could have cause this ?
Try using the 0.9.1 build. Also your firewall should allow listening on port 5080 (default for red5).
As an alternative try manually installing the demos from the source trunk and restart the server.
I develop on a Mac with MAMP Pro, and I am running Windows 7 in VirtualBox VM so I can test my WordPress sites in Internet Explorer. The problem is that when I try to load the page in a browser in the VM (http://10.0.2.2:8888) it takes about 30 seconds to load the page.
Most of that time is "Connecting to..." in Firefox and "Waiting for..." in IE, so it seems to be having a long delay finding the host system. If I reload the page and/or browser to another page, it takes just as long for every page.
If I use Safari/Chrome/Firefox on the host system to access localhost:8888 it runs fine. If I access outside sites on the VirtualBox system (including an exact copy of the same website on an outside server) it runs fine. The lengthy delay only occurs when I try to access the host's WordPress site from the VM.
Host: Mac OSX Snow Leopard, MAMP Pro (Apache) on port 8888 running WordPress.
VM: Windows 7 accessing with Firefox 9 and Internet Explorer 9.
Any ideas?
I found the problem, but I thought I ought to leave this here in case others encounter the same thing:
In my case, the problem was a WordPress plugin called "cforms". The plugin has a bug where it tries to load its CSS files without the correct port, so it was trying to load //domain/path/cforms.css instead of //domain:8888/path/cforms.css. The 30 second delay was just the browser timeout for those files.
The problem didn't occur when loading the copy of the site on an outside server because it was just the default port 80. I'm not sure why the site still loaded quickly when loading //localhost:8888, but that's irrelevant.
I recently activate IIS7 feature in my Windows (through control panel)
Previously I already installed XAMPP in my machine (configured to run on port 8080 through the httpd.conf file)
What happen is:
I am not able to invoke the iis startpage.. (using address http://localhost/), doesn't display error or anything, jus a plain blank page..
on the other hand, when I tried to run my XAMPP, i noticed that on the control panel it is mentioned that it's running on port 80 (which contrary to my settings)
However XAMPP startup page still can only be invoked through http://localhost:8080/xampp. I figured that if what the control panel telling me is true, I shouldn't need to include the ":8080"..
Can anyone give any idea how this happen? And how to fix this anomally, thx?
I some time ago successfully installed a IIS and XAMPP in a Windows (I use Windows 7 Ultimate) and both are running smoothly. But before installing XAMPP, I have activated & using IIS before. I'm using XAMPP 1.7.3.
Maybe you could try to install IIS first, XAMPP. Before installing XAMPP, make sure the IIS service is running / active.
Hope it helps.