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Just leave those folder alone.. they are the system folders... so don't worry about them... or put/delete anything in them!

Use the www folder to put you files.. the files that will show on the server. Use the cgi-bin to put the perl scripts and cgi scripts... others you do not need to worry about... tmp is for temporary files... The diskw folder is what you see in the W:/ folder... u should get that..? the doc folder is the docs folder for docs... duh After shutdown the W:/ drive will be gone... you can save files to either the disw/www/ or W;/www/ Hope this helps :D Cya later

The Uniform Server does not put registry junk on your PC... to uninstall.. just delete.. its that easy.... It does not mess with your PC in no way...

Join my in the IRC Channel... click the Live IRC on top of this page.. to the right... so i can help you real time.. Thanks

The server is not starting... and that is the problem why you cannot open up http://localhost You said you use to open it up before, so that means you must have installed a new program that is either blocking port 80.. or do you have a disk drive named W:/ PS: please try to use the [Enter] button so i can read it well and not just junk everything together.. Thanks

We will have to take this step by step... Once you click Start.bat, open IE, wait for 1 min and then navigate to http://localhost Tell me if it shows anything.... so we can move on to the next step... Thanks

Orr you can rename one of the .htaccess file to it.. after you copy it that is...

Yes, you have to create this file by yourself... You can make as many as you like also.. For more info, check our wiki at http://wiki.uniformserver.com/HT Learn more about it there..

As soon as you change the root username in the mysql_password file, that is the new password. So it has to be root/ and not root/root. Make sure you do not chnage it elsewhere also... only in the mysql_password file. Hope this helps..

No Problem

hey.. hold on a sec.. one support at a time. .i am only a human being and not a machine... you are lossing me with every post... posting 4 things at once or confusing me... First, does the server start? If it does, you will be able to access http://localhost Can you view: http://localhost? Thanks

If it says "Windows cannot find 'diskw/home/admin/program/unieerv.exe", then that means there is a bug in the start file. Edit it and find where it says "unierv.exe" and replace it with "uniserv.exe". Place the Start SlimFTPd.bat file where the diskw folder is and the other start files. Everything else should work fine... Thanks

You need a SMTP server. I recommend, hMailServer over at http://hmailserver.com When installing it, make sure that you do not install a new MySQL Server. Use the MySQL server that comes with the Uniform Server. Just start the server and enter the needed configs...

The search feature might not be powerfull.. never really used it.. but tested it only on that day... About your program, you have to change the script url in the script's config from localhost which is what i believe you used to the ip address of your machine and everything will work fine.

lol.. you can try and use switch... but i do not know if PHP has that... also got that one from Java... *wow, i really learnt something usefull in AP Java*

I am still confused as to why he said it is the Uniform Server's fault. The Uniform Server does not mess not do anything to your computer, registry, or host file... It is fully safe to use and i have never seen/read a support thread/request like this about it causing a problem like this. PS: It is not capable of causing a problem like this...

The Uniform Server does not cause nor interfere with your PC or anything. The problem is not the Uniform Server.. please check your computer first before making claims... Thanks.

Umm.. the Search Feature here works prefect. Also about your server, you cannot run 2 server at the same time talkless running 1 on the other so no you cannot run Uniform Server under IIS. To get help for IIS, contact a Microsoft Forum, Newsgroup or anything... I do not know much about IIS. Never really used it... However i am sure you can install PHP for IIS but i do not know about MySQL, maybe you will have to do that seprately... IF you do not mind me asking why can't you continue using Uniform Server? It works perfect under Windows 2000? and even works better than IIS/safer than IIS. Anyways, thanks a lot for using our program... ... Try and ask None01... he is an IIS user also... the ASP part of IIS at least i believe... catch him in the IRC channel over at irc.freenode.net/uniserver By the way, if it is because of ASP, you can run ASP.NET on the Uniform Server. We just can't get ASP alone to work cause of MS...

I do not think that would work.. it somehow seems like the loop will keep running to me.. but you can try...

The server is easy to use. 1 of the best and easiest WAMP Package ever made. It requires no config or anything unlike others and is safe/user friendly as anything... Our server is safe. even safer than XAMPP. all you have to make sure if that you do not program wrongly, especially in PHP. Also if you know you are not as advance in PHP, try and turn register_globals Off in the phpi.ini file so that in case you have a script trying to use it it would be safe. Also try and turn safe_mode On if you do not want any mistakes made, or if you want to be fully safe. Note that turning safe_mode On may cause some scripts that require it not to work... and turning register_globals Off may cause the same problem for scripts who use it badly, which they should not be using it by the way...

No problem

My good friend, you problem is that you did not enter the username.. I have fixed it below: <?php $dbms = 'mysql'; // INFO CHANGED FOR PRIVACY $dbhost = 'localhost'; $dbname = 'test'; $dbuser = 'root'; ### RIGHT HERE $dbpasswd = 'root'; $table_prefix = ''; define('PHPBB_INSTALLED', true); ?> Use that

2D Arrays.... not on my speed yet.. that is still on my to-learn list for PHP. I know how to use it in Java but not in PHP yet... *cough, if only i had listened in AP Prog, i might still remember how it works for Java*