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olajideolaolorun

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  1. No there isn't.... I am guessing you probably have a router and did not drect all calls to port 80 to that PC.....
  2. Ummm.. never really tried that before to actually know if it will work with CMDs, but the Perl Interpreter in Uniform Server does not have everything included with it. Its main purpose is as part of a Web Server, not a standalone. I also believe that for that method to work, Perl has to installed in the system.. as in Registry Information and things like that.. thats why PPM does not work on Uniform Server. I will look into it annd get back to you.
  3. No no... attach the whole httpd.conf fiile here for me to look into....
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  5. Check ur PM
  6. Thats bad... giving up You still didn't do what i asked which is attach your httpd.conf file for me to help you with it....
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  8. Thanks... PS: please can you shed some light on the administrating things in /apanel/ not working with localhost but works with 127.0.0.1?
  9. Sorry, but thats not a bug.. it works perfect on others PC so there has to be something blocking it on your PC... Do you us Skype... you still haven't answered that question and did you check to make sure that a firewall or anitvirus software is not blocking port 80? Which one did you download? UniServer3_3.exe? or which?
  10. Does it give you an error? anythiing? PS: when looking for support? tell us everything that happened so we can try to help you better.. not just: it didn't work Try testing a sample perl file also... just to see if that will work... BTW: Where are you installing it to? Which folder? /www/ or /cgi-bin/?
  11. You submitted it to the Feature Request so we will look up on it and see if there is a version for Windows cauuse i don't see one...
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  13. Search Google... there are tons of sites that give out freeware mini applications download links and info... like ours can be found on www.portablefreeware.com and some others i believe...
  14. Welcome to the world of servers... you should see what i go through everyday and how i get pissed off.... thats why i lash it on MrX sometimes joking... Attach your httpd.conf file here... Also, make sure that you do not have another server running.. do you/have you by any chance installed Apache, PHP or MySQL seprately using their EXE installers? Try this code: NameVirtualHost *:80 <VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin bradley@no-brand.be DocumentRoot /www/nobrand ServerName no-brand.be ErrorLog logs/nobrand.be-error_log CustomLog logs/nobrand.be-access_log common </VirtualHost> #------ <VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin zaboo@ugamemaker.be DocumentRoot /www/ugm ServerName ugamemaker.be ErrorLog logs/ugamemaker.be-error_log CustomLog logs/ugamemaker.be-access_log common </VirtualHost>
  15. ohh.. ok .. thats good About the free vnc, try http://www.tightvnc.com PM me the password... So everything works great but the "winoldap" program opening instead of Uniform Server... When you run Server Start.bat, is the W:/ drive created?
  16. Select a drive for Disk Start.vbs? huh? What did you do... Disk Start.vbs does not need no driver or anything.. its VB Script.. .and does not need anything to work... already has it wiith Windows... Winoldap? huh... lol, what the hell.. never even heard of it.... Somethings wrong.. first, why did you install MDAC? I really dont think that is needed... Can you install a VNC client so i can help you remotely amd try to figure out the problem?
  17. Go back to 3.3 and test this: NameVirtualHost * <VirtualHost *> ServerAdmin bradley@no-brand.be DocumentRoot /www/nobrand ServerName no-brand.be ErrorLog logs/nobrand.be-error_log CustomLog logs/nobrand.be-access_log common </VirtualHost> #------ <VirtualHost *> ServerAdmin zaboo@ugamemaker.be DocumentRoot /www/ugm ServerName ugamemaker.be ErrorLog logs/ugamemaker.be-error_log CustomLog logs/ugamemaker.be-access_log common </VirtualHost> Try that first and tell me what happens... If you are having problems with localhost after that, add this to the end: <VirtualHost *> DocumentRoot /www/ ServerName localhost <VirtualHost>
  18. Thats it.. lol.. Change the Listen variable...
  19. And whats the error it gave you? Also, do you already have a W:/ drive on your PC? Do youu hav Skype running or anythiing that could be blocking the server port [80]? Cheeck C:/Windows/System32 for LIBMYSQL.DLL and make sure its not there... But mainly, what is the error Start.bat gives you....
  20. Delete the .htaccess file... and go to http://www.whatismyip.com to get your IP. Refresh the page again like 3 time to make sure it is a static IP that does not keep changing... Make sure the server is started and you can see http://localhost form the local machine, and then go to the other PC and enter the address [http://ip-address]
  21. I probably do.. but no, i dont Wish there was a way for my brain to have a internet connection though PS: We are going to look into the issue for rthe next release and have it solved
  22. Have a look here: http://forum.uniformserver.com/index.php?showtopic=227 http://forum.uniformserver.com/index.php?showtopic=167 http://forum.uniformserver.com/index.php?showtopic=107 http://forum.uniformserver.com/index.php?showtopic=25 http://forum.uniformserver.com/index.php?showtopic=13 Mostly check this one out: http://forum.uniformserver.com/index.php?showtopic=107 Compile what you need from those post and i will help you with the rest... sorry, havee to rush...
  23. Thats not right... If the UPX one works, then the normal one should also work... But works for you...
  24. Then its possible.. but you have to know how to set it up since local servers don't have name servers, unless you get it...
  25. Do you have another version or another server running? What does it show when you go to http://ip-address? Did you edit the W:/www/.htaccess file to allow access?
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