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Is there any method by which i can check if the lampp has started or not?Cause i gt it installed correctly,but i still cant acess the register page as well as the Patch folder http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1334/...12b257f3_b.jpg
any help will be welcome....i need to get the autopatcher working:mad:
go to your lampp directory and type "./lampp startapache" (just no "'s)
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If it is already running you will receive the message "XAMPP: XAMPP-Apache is already running."
yes i did tht and got this message
XAMPP:Another web server daemon is already running.
is tht normal?..
Ok, I see your error image now. You already have a web server running.
wht does that mean? and what should i do next?:?:Quote:
Originally Posted by 343
Give me a moment please, I am not familiar with HRACE release.
hraces release uses apache2
try typing this
Then try starting lampCode:service apache2 stop
I think you can stop apache2 from starting on boot by removing it from /etc/init.d/
I could be wrong though. Im still learning linux
I was thinking... Instead of adding another webserver why not utilize the one that is already there for register, patch server, and whatever else :\
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only problem is not having HRACE release myself I do not know for sure where said server is located
Another Bouncer for me lol,,,,,Quote:
Originally Posted by Drakaer
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1216/...da19300d_b.jpg
well if you're going that route, why don't you just use "killall apache2" or "killall lamp"
at my release, auto patcher working perfect with build in web server and without lampp.Quote:
Originally Posted by hyjack4u
check at your auto patcher configure, set the IP to yer VBOX IP. and don't forget read all documentation at ronny's auto pathcer :drool:
Thx guyz i gt the xampp working, but i have two questions more
1:I gt this in the console abt mysql,how do i stop the other mysql running? http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1002/...31e4caf9_b.jpg
2: on the browser its asking me an id and password for opening the xampp page..so whts usually the default id? cause i know the pass i gave.
default pass = lampp
username will be "lampp"
password will be user set.
Now every thing works well but ,Xampp cant accesss Mysql as other process controls it.How to mend it?,Because the registration page aint working.
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1002/...31e4caf9_b.jpg
it because there is no database at your LAMPP MySQL, try to dump from previous built in MySQL, and re-import it again to your LAMPP MySQL.
actualy to run yer auto pathce, you don't need to use multyple web server and MySQL server, built in server can do it without any problem.
check at /var/www that was all your webserver
Thx Hrace, yes i was using the var/www/ server earlier...but the autopatcher wasnt connecting.
Heartiest thanx to all of u guyz....alas my xampp working fine and also the autopatcher :w00t::thumbup1:
The only thing which is down is my registration page:(:,how can i connect xampp with the basic Mysql which is already running?
Make sure config.php is configured within the /register/ directory
The New Xampp is full of rubbish, I prefer doing everything manually.
$ 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 seu_password
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