I'm using Windows 7 on my system. I'm trying to run wampserver remotely on a USB flash drive. For that I did necessary path configuration settings and moved the whole installation folder of wamp from my machine to USB flash drive.
I referred the following link for migration of wamp from local machine to USB flash drive:http://forum.wampserver.com/read.php?2,62431,62812
After performing all the necessary steps, I double click wampmanager.exe in wamp folder, the red coloured wamp symbol "W" get appear in the system tray. It's not getting converted to Green "W" which means wampserver has not been started.
For detecting the issue I checked the port 80 availability, it's available. When I clicked Apache->Service->Start?Resume Service, I get a dialog box titled "Aestan Tray Menu" containing the message "Could not execute menu item (internal error) [Exception] Could not perform service action: The system cannot find the file specified". I googled it for the solution, but couldn't get it. Can anyone help me out to resolve this issue? Thanks in advance.
Maybe you'v forgot some file when you moved all the server to the flash memory. There is a version specific for flash memory (portable version) called 'Uniform Server'.
There is the link to the author webpage.
http://www.uniformserver.com
It's totally free of charge.
Greetings!
The error warning in Wamp is vague but I think you will find Wamp is simply looking in the wrong place.
Remember localhost is the root on all devices so wamp will look for the instance of localhost.
Perhaps to avoid confusion you should call "localhost" on the usb something unique.
See this post on renaming "localhost"
How to change the URL from "localhost" to something else, on a local system using wampserver?
This may have been asked before, but I could not find the answer.
I am looking to share a folder/files on my desktop/local machine with a specific folder/files on my web server, similar to box.net.
In this folder:
I can give another person access to this remote folder and we can
share these files between us.
All the files will get automatically sent to the server when they are saved on the local machine.
Both myself and the user can see the files on the remote server.
I could do this manually with FTP, but I only want specific remote folders and to have this automated.
Thanks in advance.
You can mount a Remote Folder as local using SSH on Linux ...
Both server & local pc must using linux OS ....
This is a great tutorial ...
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-mount-a-remote-folder-using-ssh-on-ubuntu
Hope this to help you
Good day!
I've searched for many sites on how I could deploy my PHP projet in the internet but I don't know how to do it because I am confused with some of the technical terms.
You see, I am using xampp for my local web server. Now I want to put it in the internet. I found some free web hosting sites so i've decided to upload all my htdocs files inside it.. But how can I put the xampp (apache server) and my mysql database on it? I'm confused. Please help. A step-by-step procedure of what should i do could be really helpful. Thank you in advance.
Get a hosting account (try www.bluehost.com for instance).They will set you up with a Linux server and MySQL. You don't have to install Apache or MySQL, you will use whatever they've got. All you need to do is upload your PHP files to the right folder, setup your database on their server and you should be good to go.
If you buy a domain-name and space, connect them using the NS settings
If you are using a free, then the settings are already okay.
Export the database from your XAMP.
Login to the remote server. There you'll find PHPMyAdmin. Import the database.
Upload the file.
Make sure file listing is off. That is if a user goes to any directory he can not see the file list!
Done :)
Simplifying a bit, there are two ways you can get your site online.
First, you could purchase or rent a server that is yours and yours alone. This is commonly called "dedicated hosting" and costs somewhere around $100 / month. If you choose this option, you have your own server housed in a datacenter somewhere, and you must install Apache, MySQL, and any other server software you care to use.
I doubt, given what you've described, you have chosen this option.
Second, you could rent "shared hosting" from any one of the dozens of hosting providers out there. If you do this, with a typical cost of $2 to $10 per month, the hosting provider is administering the server. You have no direct access at all. Your only access is through the tools they provide.
Given that, how specifically you can upload files is up to them (is it FTP? SSH? a horrifying web-based upload tool of some kind?) Similarly, how you access your MySQL databases (assuming they offer MySQL databases) is entirely up to them as well.
Many providers now use a tool called cPanel for this administration, so you may try browsing to www.example.com/cPanel (using your domain) on the off chance that works. If not, though, follow the instructions your host provides. Only they can correctly describe how their setup works.
The hosting will be already having apache and mysql installed you only have to put your files thats it
I suggest you contact your webhosting site. The web hosting needs to host php, and mysql. Then you can upload your files to their web server, and copy your mysql database to their mysql server.
You do not need to transfer xampp to your host: apache and mysql are running on nearly every server
Upload all your files in your htdocs directory via ftp to your server
To transfer your database, use phpMyAdmin. It is installed with xampp and alos installed on nearly every server. In phpMyAdmin, use the export/import functionality
In your php file where you connect to the db change the login settings to the settings the hoster gave you
That should work...
Hosting Company already have setup for apache,php, mysql. All you need to uploads all your
files from xampp htdocs to a right folder like public_html using a ftp software like
filezilla. They also provide a control panel like using which you can manage your mysql
database and all others settings like directory permission.
I connected two PCs (say PC1 and PC2) using a patch cable (Category 5E) while both of them run on Windows 7. The IP addresses for PC1 and PC2 are 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.3, respectively. I've successfully configured a homegroup for the two computers and there was no problem in simple file sharings.
What I should know is that, having installed WAMPServer and stored some PHP files in PC1's root directory, how could I access them from PC2? I tried typing 'http://192.168.1.2/aphpfile.php' in the PC2's browser. And, I got no expected result. The browser simply said that it could not access the page. I'm not an expert in networking. Please help me.
PS: Please, don't close this question as a duplication. I searched related questions in this site but nothing was found helpful to me.
By default, WAMP assumes you're developing locally and will not answer requests made from outside the machine. You have to click "put online" from the WAMP menu. It will configure Apache to start listening for incoming connections from outside your machine.
I build a webisite with wordpress and i want to show my website to other client computers
I run xampp server at server computer
How can i do for that?
plz answer quickly..**
Assuming the web server is accessible from the client's computer, you'll need to give connect from the client using the machine's IP address or hostname.
You will have to use a dynamic hostname, dyndns offers them.
Or put xampp it in sync folder of Dropbox. I'm using it like that. Synced from home, then when i open it from work, i got it there too.