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I got one share-ed server website, or example, www.mywebsite.com and hosting provider
say to me I need to run less php script or not too big php script on the server , otherwise, it
will cause server over loading. That is why I google any php on Window XP and I found the
similar topic at   http://www.mac-connect.com/genericAMP2.php
Now I am able to download php program into my C:php and run simple program, php.exe, it
works fine for php.exe test.php and php.exe return.php at  C:php from cmd shell of Window XP
 
Now I try to see if test.php and return.php can be running in IE browser or not because I am successfully
installed Apache-2 software on my Window XP.
But when link to http://127.0.0.1/test.php in IE7 and it is not successfully, just popup window dialog and ask
whether to save test.php file or not ? I feel l my apache is not connected well,
But when I try http://127/0.0.1, it reply me as  told by the link mentioned at http://www.mac-connect.com/genericAMP2.php

So now I get confused with Apache setup on my WIndow XP ,


Question
1- What should I try at  Network Domain?
now I typed, "localhost", what is localhost meaning ?
2- What I should input at server name ?
now I typed, "pc05", how to related the server name in my cpanel at my hosting
3-  What I should put at Adm Email address ?
I just arbiaraily to type abc@yahoo.com, Is it needing a real email address ?
 
4- Why I still not get test.php running at  IE 7 even I already follow  all instruction
as  the link  http://www.mac-connect.com/genericAMP3.php

Right click on the PHP zip archive (retrieved in step 1 of this guide) and click "Extract All..." and then "Next".
Change C:Downloadsphp-4.3.3-Win32 to C: and click "Next", followed by "Finish".
There should now exist a folder C:php-4.3.3-Win32 .
Rename the this folder from C:php-4.3.3-Win32 to C:php.

Open the httpd.conf (C:Program FilesApache GroupApacheconfhttpd.conf) file and find the line:


<IfModule mod_alias.c>

Immediately under this line insert the following lines:

ScriptAlias /php/ "c:/php/"
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml
Action application/x-httpd-php "/php/php.exe"

Save the file as httpd.conf.


To test that PHP and Apache now work together, create a plain text file and insert the following:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>


Save this file as test.php in the C:Program FilesApache GroupApachehtdocs folder.
Restart the Apache server (Start > Programs > Apache HTTP Server > Control Apache Server > Restart) so Apache will use the altered configuration file.
If you go to http://127.0.0.1/test.php in a web browser you should see a page like this:

5- If I am not using WIndow IIS as server , WIndow XP can also do the same as server
if I provide my PC window ISP address to my users, other users can connect to
my window XP computer ?

6- I get  hosting company server address like www.mywebsite.com, can it be linked into
my Window XP computer, if so, How ? Why I still need my hosting company

7- Can my window XP computer as server so I don't need my hosting service in the future ?

Please advise above question list

Duncan

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You gotta turn off iis so xampp can use port 80 or use a different port. Let's call it 8080. Then you would use http://127.0.0.1:8080/test.php

Localhost is a name used by many servers to refer to themselves. locahost is the same as the IP address 127.0.0.1 however in Windows you may need to edit a system file and add this manually  - I have not used Windows since 2004 so I am rusty on this.

Look for a file called HOSTS in either c:winntsystem32driversetc or c:windowssystem32driversetc

This file needs to contain a line like this

127.0.0.1   localhost

If it does not contain this line then add it, save the file and try again. If it does conatin this line then you have other problems.

If you decide to follow other advice above about WAMP or XAMPP then read on.....


Both WAMP and XAMPP run Apache rather than IIS. If you already have IIS on the server then both it and Apache will compete for traffic on port 80 and one of them will need to be moved to a different port number.

If the server lacks IIS then you should be able to install either XAMPP or WAMP without any trouble. They can be downloaded from

http://www.wampserver.com/en/download.php

http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html

Either should work OK. I would recommend removing any existing PHP / MySQL or Apache code. Remember to back up any scripts that you have on this machine before removing Apache in case the htdocs folder gets deleted as part of any de-installation. So, in summary,

1. Back up your PHP scripts
2. Remove all old non-working software
3. Reboot
4. Install either XAMPP or WAMP
5. Copy saved scripts into the new htdocs folder
6. Start XAMPP/WAMP service

But when at command line  at C:php est.php,
the php.exe program will show me phpinfo result, so it is no syntax error on
the simple php file of test.php


///test.php
<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Can I suggest you use Wamp Server?  This will install PHP, Apache, and MySQL onto your machine.  Start all of the services and you should be good to go.  One thing you may want to check on your computer is wheter or not Apache is actually running.  If you have IIS installed, chances are one of them is not running.