| Posted: 18 Jan 2007 16:20 | |
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Hi All.
My compliments on the WAMP product. Very nice. Just one problem. I had installed WAMP and it was working really well. I had a phpBB set up and was experiemnting with a few things and then decided to make another mySQL table. I ran into the StorageLibrary problem, installed PEAR, fixed that and figured I had left a panel open or something, so I rebooted my machine. (Win2k). Now I cant get to the page , but I can get to it from the local host address and the servers internal IP. I know its working, but I get 504 errors when I try to access it from outside of the network. I still havent made it home to check my router, but I passed all apache traffic to it via rules for both port sets. Any ideas? (PS. Sorry if this has been answered, but my search didnt turn up anything...) |
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| Posted: 19 Jan 2007 14:27 | |
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Just some additional information. Im trying not to waste anyones time. I checked my router and it is still set up to forward ports for apache servers directly to the machine I host on. Traffic on the router is good and speed is normal. The PHP renders perfectly inside the lan but outside it just times out.
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| Posted: 20 Jan 2007 16:27 | |
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| This sounds like a firewall configuration problem. Please provide details about which IP address you use for which machine and how port forwarding is configured. | |
| Posted: 22 Jan 2007 18:08 | |
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I got it. Turns out that an SQL editor I was using had usurped the PHP association so it could render internally. Once I removed it, everything was just fine.
Thanks for the help. SJ |
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