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[Allvis]

Hi I have a registry problem.
When I or others try to register, the registration page does not open.
The page is loading, but not open. The error appears ... Failed to load the page.
I tested on a 4 mb internet and it worked perfectly.
Any idea what could be?

[MentaL]

[lotus55]

You and others can not access?
Anyone can access it?
The apache / php is running fine?

[Allvis]

I can access the page, but only with the Internet than 4 mb.
No other person besides me, can access the page.
The apache and php is running normal.

[lotus55]

Strange, the registration page is hosted? Can share to try to access?
The same happens with any page or just the registration page? If there is any server page, try to ping the ip and see the response time, ask friends to do well.

[Allvis]

This happens on any page that I put in the htdocs folder on the server.
Yes, the registration page is hosted. Before it was running normal. Could you explain how to ping the ip please?
My OS is CentOS Linux.
Thanks for the help.

---------- Post added at 02:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:40 PM ----------

I used the command... ...
nslook
> My IP

And Linux replied as follows:

Server: 200.204.0.10
Addreses: 200.204.0.10 # 53

Non-authoritative answer:
119.60.40.200.in-addr.arpa name = 200-40-60-119.dsl.telesp.net.br

Authoritative answers Can Be Found from:
>

Is that right?

[lotus55]

You are using xampp? Not recommend XAMPP for Linux. Then or now, Look for information about package updates the Linux command shell apt get:

Enter the Linux console:

ifconfig

Below will receive the configuration data from your ip.

Visit our website: Online Ping, Traceroute, DNS lookup, WHOIS, Port check, Reverse lookup, Proxy checker, Mail relaying, Bandwidth meter, Network calculator, Network mask calculator, Country by IP, Unit converter enter the IP and see the response time of max and min of your server.

For more accurate data from your machine> Server:

Go to Start> Run

type cmd

at the prompt type:

ping ip

You will see the response time to access your computer to the server.

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Tutorial

Installing Apache + PHP + MySQL 5 + phpAdmin

Update the list of apt:

$ Sudo apt-get update
$ Sudo apt-get upgrade

Now it's time to install Apache 2 and PHP 5.

$ Sudo apt-get install apache2 php5

To test if everything was installed correctly, create the file index.php with the information of PHP5:

$ Sudo vi / var / www / index.php

Copy the content below to the new file:

<? Php
phpinfo ();
?>

Save the file and access the address http://localhost/. If the information of PHP appear, everything is installed correctly.

With Apache and PHP running chubby, it's time to install MySQL

$ Sudo apt-get install mysql-server-5.0 php5-mysql

Now change the administrator password root MySQL:

$ Sudo mysqladmin-u root your_pass

For the service to run straight along with PHP5, restart Apache:

$ Sudo / etc/init.d/apache2 restart

To administer MySQL, install phpMyAdmin, which is one of the best tools for this purpose.

$ Sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin

Access the address http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ and provide the root login and password that you set in MySQL "