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I am running IIS and WAMP on same PC. The IIS is running on localhost and Wamp is running on localhost:8080. Now the problem is that when i strat to install joomla in WAMP, the installation is not proceeding from database configuration step. I enter the host name as localhost:8080 on database configuration step.
Fill with localhost without port number, it did on my local. I also use IIS and XAMPP (8080).
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I install xampp 2 years ago in window 7,i use it for 1 and half years, it was fine.Then after some time gap of 3 or 4 months i again try to use localhost it don't open.It open www.localhost.com and display error .In that time gap I install some software, but i am not sure these software harm my xampp.
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If you have Skype installed, it must be it.
You can disable Skype's behavior of listening to port 80 by following the instructions here:
http://www.mydigitallife.info/disable-skype-from-using-opening-and-listening-on-port-80-and-443-on-local-computer/
Skype is listening to port 80 which is creating conflicts with XAMPP. Note that XAMPP is also using the same port.
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My php on linux server is too slow, but faster on my 127.0.0.1 (windows local host). any ideas to improve speed on linux server?
I'm doing file reading, file writing processes in my php code.
it isn't too slow use 127.0.0.1 instead Localhost
its because when we use hostname (like localhost ) the mysql client first tries this with ipv6 host name and if it failed than it fallback with ipv4
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Basically, I have installed both WAMP and XAMPP (two different times) and none of them seem to display PHP, looking on the internet it must be Apache.
I dont have world web service thing active, I don't have Skype installed, I have even changed the port to 8080 and nothing seems to work.
Anyone know what is going on?
Used localhost:8080 it seems to have solved the problem.
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I am using Windows 7 and xampplite 1.7.3.
One of my research gives me idea that I need to start automatically the "APACHE2" on services.msc. But when I go to my services there is no Apache2 there, no apache service at all. Please help me how to start xampp automatically as my PC gets ON.
If you check the svc box on XAMPP control panel the service should start automaticly.
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i have installed Apache 2.2.x but when i turned to instal PHP V5.2.17 i didn't find the apache 2.2.x radio button in the web server setup step !! only the fast CGI,other CGI and don't install a web server radio buttons is appearing, what i can do ??
I suspect you're talking about windows. Lining up a proper build of apache, php module, etc is a bit of a pain, so unless it's for production, I suggest using WampServer or XAMPP.
Otherwise, the PHP modules are here if you really want to roll your own. Remember to match the PHP and Apache runtimes and word-size (32 or 64 bit).