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First Draft? I don't understand.... I will test both the Italian and the Big5 when i get home today... if i have time

Yeah pretty much... We just found a NSIS Programmer but i can't put a date on the release date cause we have lots of plugins to make installers for... I will try and force him to work as fast as he can

Thanks for letting us know. It will be added

Did you delete Line 65 as requested? Where it says: 'nav-en' => 'English',

Download a new copy of the server and run that ones perl files... don't move them over... run it from the new copy's instalaltions and see if it works... Do NOT DELETE anything this time.

lol Its a installer creator... http://nsis.sf.net Its what we will be using to pack the plugins...

Translate First..

No problem..

First, Chill... a place for support is not a place for "Damn thing" Second, All CGI Files should be in W:/cgi-bin/ Third, is this a script which is made by someone else? or is it made by you. Try running the example file in the cgi-bin folder and see if that works. If it works, then we will know that we have to debug the problem from your script. Good Luck

Sorry for the long delay. Been really busy and also forgot... -- What you need to do: 1. Go to www.php.net and download the package that is on your current Uniform Server. If you are using Uniform Server 3.2a, that would be PHP 5.0.4 2. After download, copy the extention php_exif.dll to the /usr/local/php/extensions/ folder. 3. Check to make sure that the php_mbstring.dll file is in that folder. The /usr/local/php/extensions/ folder. If it isn't, copy it there. 4. Edit the php.ini file in /usr/local/php/ folder. Uncomment the extension, php_exif.dll in the file. Make sure that the extension comes after the php_mbstring.dll extension. If the php_mbstring.dll extension is also commented, which it shouldn't, uncomment it. Hope that works... good luck.

What you need to do: 1. Go to www.php.net and download the package that is on your current Uniform Server. If you are using Uniform Server 3.2a, that would be PHP 5.0.4 2. After download, copy the extention php_exif.dll to the /usr/local/php/extensions/ folder. 3. Check to make sure that the php_mbstring.dll file is in that folder. The /usr/local/php/extensions/ folder. If it isn't, copy it there. 4. Edit the php.ini file in /usr/local/php/ folder. Uncomment the extension, php_exif.dll in the file. Make sure that the extension comes after the php_mbstring.dll extension. If the php_mbstring.dll extension is also commented, which it shouldn't, uncomment it. Hope that works... good luck.

We are working on a plugin for users who want to downgrade Apache to Apache 1. Before it comes out, we will still need a NSIS Programmer to help with the installers, so if you know any, please send them our way. Thanks.

So the server starts and you can see http://localhost/a/? but not http://localhost/? Is that correct? Also check to make sure IIS is not on or another server...

When you start the server with Start.bat, is the W:/ drive created?

I have experience in Virtual Hosts, just that i don't use it much You can submit the tutorial to the wiki: http://wiki.uniofrmserver.com/Virtual_server It is down now, but should be up soon. Upgrading the system.

lol.. this is the big part cause those sites are fake so... hm.. i have to look into this .. research Try http://site1.192.168.1.100 ... Does http://192.168.1.100/site1 ... work?

um, i really dont know if it will work. Rest asure that if Apache, PHP and MySQL are optimized then it should work... but i am really unsure.. give it a try and tell us if it works...

Yeah, go figure :) Welcome

You will need to talk to your ISP to get a static IP. About the rest, do a search on Google and you will be able to find the info you need on how to use it as a host....

Anyone else Translating? any more

lol.. i confused you with him. I thought you were him on the Jinzora forum

There isn't. As long as it is stopped, everything is alright. If Uniform Server still does not work after that, like some users have experienced, uninstalling sometimes solves the problem.. thats why i said that

Ryan, dont you have a username "Ryan" here before? If you lost the password i can reset it for you...

Yap, thats it. Just make sure to replace my-domain-for-siteX.com with your Ip or domain name. To test it, replace it with localhost and test it by going to http://site1.localhost ... If it works, then you are set for a GO