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Well! When the goal posts move! We all sit back and need to perform more tests. Yep! Apache 2.2.15 Just means 5.6 is delayed until tests have been completed. All the best Ric

I have been working on a new plugin for 5.6 in doing so upgraded to the official release of PHP 5.3.2 I found no significant changes from RC3 hence the beta reflects the imminent release of US 5.6 All the best Ric PS PHP 5.3.2 rocks! It really is an excellent bit of kit.

Many thanks for testing and taking the time to reply. “I see that US 5.5 has PHP 5.3.1 and US 5.6a went back to PHP 5.2 (more precisely PHP 5.2.13). Do you think php 5.3 is the issue? If so, why?” You observations are correct! 5.5 and 5.6 intentionally have parallel versions. Suffix “a” indicates versions using PHP 5.2.* while no suffix indicates PHP 5.3.* Bugs in PHP 5.3.1 are not the root cause of this problem. They highlighted an obscure bug in the control architecture relating to IPV6. This has been corrected in 5.6 series hence 5.6-Beta3 and released version 5.6a should work across all OS’s If you want to use PHP 5.3 download US 5.6-Beta3 its incorporates PHP 5.3.2RC3. Note: PHP 5.3.2 has been released and we are currently running tests hence 5.6 is not to far away for final release. All the best Ric

Please try 5.6a and let me know how it goes. All the best Ric

I have no experience of running US on Windows 2003 64 bit. All US components are 32 bit and should run on a 64 bit machine You can perform a quick test; download 5.6a run it as a standard program. Should it fail! Nothing is installed hence just delete US folders. All the best Ric

UniServer 5.6-Nano Beta 3 Changes - Updated PHP to 5.3.2RC3 - Disabled eAccelerator until PHP 5.3.2 repleased This release of Uniform Server is purely to give all users a chance of running code with PHP 5.3.2RC3 Download Regards, The Uniform Server Development Team

1] Uniform Server version 5.6a-Nano released. Changes: - MySQL updated to 5.1.44; - Updated PHP to 5.2.13 - phpMyAdmin updated to 3.2.5; - Core changes and bug fix - Apanel config.inc.php changed variables to constants - MySQL dbhost replaced "localhost" with 127.0.0.1 W7 IPV6 issue - Full support for V56 UniServer USB 1.0 - Apanel cleaned up! Now uses main config from Unicon - Updated eAccelerator - UniTray bug fix General Note: 5.6-Nano will now be an upgraded version of 5.6a-Nano (It will contain PHP 5.3 and any other updates when available) This new release allows you to test code on PHP version 5.2.13 With the exception of (UniServer USB) 5.5-Nano plugins are compatible. 2] V56 UniServer USB 1.0 plugin released. UniServer USB has been upgraded to run on 5.6a-Nano This plugin is specific to 5.6 and will not run on older versions. Download links: UniServer 5.6a V56 UniServer USB 1.0 SourceForge Uniform Server Regards, The Uniform Server Development Team

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Thanks for the feedback. In the next release of US you will find a new folder in docs containing licences. Any licences that have not been included with US are inadvertent omissions and not intentional. Copyright and licences are respected if there is omissions please let us know so they can be added to the next release. All main components within US are published under their original licence no changes are made or implied. All the best Ric

Thanks for the feedback. In the next release of US you will find a new folder in docs containing licences. Any licences that have not been included with US are inadvertent omissions and not intentional. Copyright and licences are respected if there is omissions please let us know so they can be added to the next release. All the best Ric

Blast from the past Folder “Uniform Server UPX” shows you are running version 3.3 I would recommend you use 5.5 see the following Wiki pages for details. http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5....o:_Introduction http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5....o:_Introduction All the best Ric

Yep! Many Thanks for “I hope that moment is definetely off.” Well I engaged brain and looked the domain “dp.000.in” up using: http://centralops.net/co/DomainDossier.aspx It returns: canonical name dp.000.in. and aliases addresses 127.0.0.1 The alias 127.0.0.1 is the local loop address and explains why you see your server page. If you click all check boxes and perform another run you get a lot of data about that domain! I have no idea what its purpose is. You can always block the domains by editing your host file: C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts Add the following lines: 127.0.0.1 dp.000.in 127.0.0.1 www.dp.000.in 127.0.0.1 000.in 127.0.0.1 www.000.in Entering above domains in a browser will still display your server’s web pages however an external request to resolve these domains is not made. All the best Ric

I really have reached my level of incompetence, and don’t know what to suggest. One thought that crossed my mind was virtualisation of files. That seems implausible since it works on C drive. All the best Ric

I must apologise but I think I am having a brain dead moment. Read your post several times and I do not understand the problem. Can you please rephrase and provide more detail to your problem Hope that does not scare you off, we try to help All the best Ric

UniServer 5.6-Nano Beta 2 Changes - MySQL updated to 5.1.44; - Updated PHP to 5.3.2RC2 - phpMyAdmin updated to 3.2.5; - Core changes and bug fix - Apanel config.inc.php changed variables to constants - MySQL dbhost replaced "localhost" with 127.0.0.1 W7 IPV6 issue - Full support for V56 UniServer USB 1.0 - To be released - Apanel cleaned up! Now uses main config from Unicon - Disabled eAccelerator until PHP 5.3.2 repleased This release of Uniform Server is purely to give all users a chance of running code with PHP 5.3.2RC2 Download: Beta2 All the best Ric

OK That sounds good. Check the paths in UniServer\usr\local\apache2\conf\httpd.conf In particular DocumentRoot Note: If your real path contains a space it will kill the servers. If all paths are written correctly you should be ready to go. All the best Ric

In your scripts that access MySQL for dbhost replace “localhost” with 127.0.0.1 I cant see why your include functions.php script takes that length of time to load. All the best Ric

Looks like it’s not an issue with the main components. The server is dynamic, first checks server location if moved to a different folder rewrites all absolute paths accordingly. Server runs function get_location_tracker() Located in file UniServer\unicon\main\includes\functions.php If for any reason the function is not run paths remain as original installation. Just wondering is something prevents the PHP CLI script from running. All the best Ric

UniServer uses a slimed downed version of PHP hence to use the extension php_xsl.dll you need to download a full version of PHP and extract the required extension. OK since you have provided enough information follow this proceedure: 1] Download the following zip file and save to any folder: http://museum.php.net/php5/php-5.2.10-Win32.zip 2] Unzip the above to the current folder: 3] Now navigate to file: *\php-5.2.10-Win32\ext\php_xsl.dll 4] Copy the above file to folder: *\Nano_5_0\UniServer\usr\local\php\extensions 5] You need to edit the following three files in folder: Nano_5_0\UniServer\usr\local\php php.ini php.ini_delvelopment_nano php.ini_production_nano In the above three files locate this line: ;extension=php_xsl.dll Change to this extension=php_xsl.dll (Removing semi-colon enables the extension) Restart servers All the best Ric

Default language for Uniform Servers is English; the above looks as if you are trying to select another language from phpMyAdmin. To do this you require the additional language file hence you need to download a full version of phpMyAdmin You never mentioned the version of Uniform Server you are using. Run servers and phpMyAdmin note the version of phpMyAdmin. Download that version from http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpmyadmin/files/ Extract the files to a new folder and copy any missing files to your version of Unifom Server. All the best Ric

You can’t go back without removing the new app. Both MySQL servers are using port 3306 hence are in conflict. However if you wish to run both applications you have two options: Option 1: New application. If there is an option to change the MySQL port from 3306 to say 3307 do so and both apps will run. Option 2: Alternative is to move Uniform Server to different ports. See this Wiki page for details: http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5....:_Multi-Servers Preferred method is option 1. All the best Ric

I am not sure what the cause is. The first image clearly shows servers are installed as a service and running. I assume if you type http://localhost into a browser the index page is displayed correctly. Likewise http://localhost/apanel/ also works? That second image displaying Is interesting because it looks like all UniTray links mentioned in you post reach this page: UniServer\unicon\tray_menu\unitray_info.php This is where they are constructed for example //=== Display Admin Panel in browser ========================================== if($information == 1){ $command = "start http://localhost:$apache_port/apanel/"; // display index page exec($command,$dummy,$return); // run command exit; }That code creates the link you have in your image. Similar code within the core will have started the servers hence I cannot see what throws this error “The parameter is incorrect” Although interesting I cannot offer a solution. All the best Ric

I will assume after changing MySQL password from Apanel you can access the MySQL server using phpMyAdmin. And typing this into a browser http://localhost/joomla/ Produces this error: Database Error: Unable to connect to the database:Could not connect to MySQL This means you installed Joomla before changing the password hence Joomla configuration is using password root. Solution is to edit file: UniServer\www\joomla\configuration.php Look for this section: /* Database Settings */ var $dbtype = 'mysql'; var $host = 'localhost'; var $user = 'root'; var $password = 'root'; var $db = 'joomla'; var $dbprefix = 'jos_'; Change line: var $password = 'root'; substitute root for your new password. All the best Ric

My first thought was file is read only! However you were able to change it.That seems to suggest it could be some virus or other protection not allowing you to write to a file on your PC. Other than that I have no idea of the cause. What OS, Firewall and Virus checker are you using? All the best Ric