Asked by rgb192
at 2024-04-06 07:31:41
Point:500 Replies:12 POST_ID:828910USER_ID:11487
Topic:
PHP Scripting Language;;Apache Web Server
windows7
wamp only works when I start in the beginning of windows startup
if I wait and open other programs
wamp icon turns only orange.
I open many programs and I am not sure which one causes this error.
Which log file should I show.
wamp only works when I start in the beginning of windows startup
if I wait and open other programs
wamp icon turns only orange.
I open many programs and I am not sure which one causes this error.
Which log file should I show.
Expert: Dan Craciun replied at 2024-04-07 11:57:57
This error can occur in XAMPP too, if you have another package listening on port 80.
It's just that you can move the portable version by simply copying the folder, which makes it very easy to move your dev environment between computers.
It's just that you can move the portable version by simply copying the folder, which makes it very easy to move your dev environment between computers.
Author: rgb192 replied at 2024-04-07 11:51:44
works now because of my showing of screenshot to see web deploy asp
thanks
also thank you for showing me that this error may never occur on xampp because xampp keeps folders separate
so maybe I will use xampp next time.
thanks
also thank you for showing me that this error may never occur on xampp because xampp keeps folders separate
so maybe I will use xampp next time.
Expert: duncanb7 replied at 2024-04-07 11:51:31
thanks for your pt
Have a nice day
Duncan
Have a nice day
Duncan
Expert: Dan Craciun replied at 2024-04-07 11:46:41
This will kill the httpd clones, but not release port 80. So the initial problem will remain...
Expert: Dan Craciun replied at 2024-04-07 11:45:29
taskkill /pid 1752 /f
Expert: duncanb7 replied at 2024-04-07 11:45:05
taskkill /pid 1752 /f
Author: rgb192 replied at 2024-04-07 11:37:22
Assisted Solution
Expert: duncanb7 replied at 2024-04-07 09:49:07
150 points EXCELLENT
-Could you run command of "taskkill /pid processid" where processid is the pid of httpd.exe (1752 and 1788), and then re-run it again ?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc725602.aspx
-If still in issue, Could you turn-off your computer and turn-on it again ? and then run wamp to see it fix the issue or not.
-If still in issue, Could you set back your window 7 to the date on that it didn't have such
issue before by "Window Recovery Mode"
-If still in issue, uninstall all wamp software on your computer, and then re-install it
again, reboot your computer and run wamp
Check whether all of your browser is using proxy or not, probably it should be on NO proxy mode. It is wondering, why your port for httpd.exe process is 8082(8089, 10081) not 80.
It seems some software to switch your wamp process port to other port once you run wamp process every time
Duncan
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc725602.aspx
-If still in issue, Could you turn-off your computer and turn-on it again ? and then run wamp to see it fix the issue or not.
-If still in issue, Could you set back your window 7 to the date on that it didn't have such
issue before by "Window Recovery Mode"
-If still in issue, uninstall all wamp software on your computer, and then re-install it
again, reboot your computer and run wamp
Check whether all of your browser is using proxy or not, probably it should be on NO proxy mode. It is wondering, why your port for httpd.exe process is 8082(8089, 10081) not 80.
It seems some software to switch your wamp process port to other port once you run wamp process every time
Duncan
Accepted Solution
Expert: Dan Craciun replied at 2024-04-07 05:13:29
350 points EXCELLENT
Weird. You have System listed as listening on port 80, which could be because of IIS, SQL reporting services etc. Go to services.msc and stop any web related service.
You also have 2 instances of Apache (httpd.exe), listening on 3 ports (8082, 8089, 10081).
And if you did not change anything in wamp, then these are additional Apache instances than the ones wamp would start.
My guess: you have multiple test packages. Clean them up and stick with one.
Personally, I use the portable version of XAMPP, so I can contain everything in one folder.
HTH,
Dan
You also have 2 instances of Apache (httpd.exe), listening on 3 ports (8082, 8089, 10081).
And if you did not change anything in wamp, then these are additional Apache instances than the ones wamp would start.
My guess: you have multiple test packages. Clean them up and stick with one.
Personally, I use the portable version of XAMPP, so I can contain everything in one folder.
HTH,
Dan
Author: rgb192 replied at 2024-04-07 05:01:07
I have tried many times to start, restart, stop, put online, put offline and no changes where made to wamp/log/access.log, apache_error.log
after closing all browsers, ide, google hangouts,
these are TCPView screnshots
after closing all browsers, ide, google hangouts,
these are TCPView screnshots
Expert: Dan Craciun replied at 2024-04-06 11:33:12
You probably have another program that listens on port 80.
Use TcpView and check what program is using that port (sort by local port, you'll see it named as http).
HTH,
Dan
Use TcpView and check what program is using that port (sort by local port, you'll see it named as http).
HTH,
Dan
Expert: duncanb7 replied at 2024-04-06 11:32:09
When the WAMP icon turns orange it means that it wasn't able to start up properly.
Could you look into , for example, c:wamplog directory there is error.log and see
what is wrong ?
Probably, some other program is using same port of http and mysql to let apache
is disabled.
Could you run any webpage on browser after and before many programs is starting up ?
Duncan
Could you look into , for example, c:wamplog directory there is error.log and see
what is wrong ?
Probably, some other program is using same port of http and mysql to let apache
is disabled.
Could you run any webpage on browser after and before many programs is starting up ?
Duncan
