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olajideolaolorun

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  1. Did you try the ones i asked you to try??
  2. Try: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)$ /index.php?ids=$1&section=$2 RewriteRule ^([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)$ /index.php?ids=$1&section=$2&page=$3 RewriteRule ^([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)$ /index.php?ids=$1&section=$2&page=$3&do=$4 RewriteRule ^contact$ /index.php?ids=contact or RewriteEngine On Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteRule ^([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)$ /index.php?ids=$1&section=$2 RewriteRule ^([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)$ /index.php?ids=$1&section=$2&page=$3 RewriteRule ^([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)/([-0-9a-z]*+)$ /index.php?ids=$1&section=$2&page=$3&do=$4 RewriteRule ^contact$ /index.php?ids=contact
  3. phpMyBackupPro is store in the config.xxx.??? file in the include folder... This may be because your other install of WAMP left just files... or maybe you still have that on the PC. Check C:/Windows and C:/Windows/System32 for LIBMYSQL.DLL
  4. Are you using Skype?
  5. lol kalpz's post reminds me of Danziel in American Gangster, Uniform Server, its a brand name, i stand behind it, i guarantee it.
  6. Yeah, this is an error from the PEAR side.. We are also looking into it.. Everyone is experiencing it, not just from Uniform Server. Your best bet will be to go to their website and look for it there and download what you need.
  7. Your welcome.
  8. So you need PEAR libraries? you have to install PEAR using the go_pear file. Check the Admin Panel, should have the link to install there...
  9. What kind of libraries is that... You have to explain further.... Perl?
  10. If you install the main install of MySQL and you are trying to run Uniform Server, yes there will be a problem because of the LIBMYSQL.DLL file that will be created in the C:/System or System32 folder by the main install... We are working on fixing this problem also....
  11. This is Windows, not *nix, so you can't be running commands like that cause they dont exist....
  12. Go to http://localhost, what do you see? Go to My Computer, Do you see W:/ drive?
  13. Yes it is.. they just cant be on the same port..
  14. None.. :-)
  15. Vista's Privilege setting probably... You have to run everything as Admin.. Sucks!!
  16. No other option but to change the port....
  17. Thanks You can also post it here under User-Made forum...
  18. Done
  19. lol, that was my next troubleshooting idea.
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