I have purchased a domain, and installed WAMP on my local computer. Now, I want to attach the domain name to WAMP such that when I entered my designed site on WAMP on my computer, I'll see my own domain instead of C://localhost/.../...
I have been told that the company that owns my domain should address its DNS to my own DNS?
we have lots of web sites and traffic
our company needs real high bandwidth
we worked with layeredtech but it was not enough, too
do you have any advice? a real datacenter with real 1 or 2 gig real internet connection?
i have just asked about it a local hosting copany and they show unable to understand what i was asking in the beginning and to give me a proper reply when they finally did.
What i want is to create several mail accounts using my domain names (several mail accounts for each domain name using it)
The usual answer is to use mail forwarding that every registrar offer for free when you register a domain name with them.
So you get a
free mail account
amail@gmail.com
domain name
adomain.com
and you create a forwarding such as
amail@adomain.com to amail@gmail.com
then you give amail@adomain.com so they can write to you using that fake mail, the message will bounce in your registrar and will send it to amail@gmail.com
but what if i want a real amail@adomain.com mail because i want to write replies from that address.
With mail forwarding as long as i know you can receive mail using the fake mail forwarding address but as mail is not a real one you then are forced to reply from the real account behing the forwarding one amail@gmail.com
Can i do that, is that a service included in hosting plans or somewhere. Or am i wrong and its simpler than that.
what is the real meaning of RDNS or the real function?
Because i have an account with reseller, then i need to hide the Name servers of a shared IP into my own name server IP.
I would like properly address Matt Ayer's (WiseOne) continual claims that user created swap in xen can lead to disastrous situations. This doesn't make any sense from a Kernel point of view. Linux kernel treats Swap not as a additional memory, but as auxiliary storage, and will use it only sparingly. So a larger than ordinary swap has effectively zero impact on performance.
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I just don't have the time. Try this quick though. Create as many 64MB RAM Xen VPS's as you can, make a 1GB swap file inside each VPS, run a memory hogger, and then finally watch your system die due to horrific disk I/O. Not fun, I'll tell you that.
Conclusion: User controlled swap in a shared environment is a very, very, very bad thing.
Now let us assume there is a hostile user who is egregiously bent on creating excess disk I/O for the host and has purposefully hired vps to enact his revenge on the provider. Further assume that, for this nefarious purpose he has taken a 64MB xen and is running a full 1GB real memory allocated workload (To get create such a load itself would be difficult unless he writes his own programs to do this). Now note that, for the offending vps, the impact of the disk I/O is at the memory level, while the impact on the host is at the disk level. So very trivially, the vps would be so crippled to make it pretty much useless much before this starts having significant effect on the main server. And if engendering excess disk I/O is the sole purpose of user, then all he need to do is write a program to consecutively load and free all the files in the entire harddisk. This will create worse disk I/O than the convoluted method of using large swap. And the latter can be done on both virtuozzo and Xen--though I think in recent versions both have methods to throttle disk I/O.
The problem that UnixShell ran into with Xen was owing to their use of Snapshot, which is something that's prohibited, unless of course, you are running on a desktop with a single virtual machine. LVM snapshot will exactly double the disk I/O. The real problem that the usage is insidious and will not affect the actual vps that's leading to the excess load, but will affect the entire server as a whole.
Xen does have some drawbacks, but it can have all the important features which most providers here think are unique to virtuozzo.
does mod_cache use real disk space or real memory to locate "cache"? I mean if i use mod_cache, does my vps/server will use more disk space/memory?
Quote:
mod_cache implements an RFC 2616 compliant HTTP content cache that can be used to cache either local or proxied content. mod_cache requires the services of one or more storage management modules. Two storage management modules are included in the base Apache distribution:
Having a slight problem working with one of our Extreme Summit 48 (ugh) switches - I've figured out most of the basics, but I can't seem to find any way to add a secondary IP address to a VLAN! This, I would have thought, would be a pretty basic feature to have. Typing "config vlan [vlanname] ipaddress 1.2.3.4/24" works for setting the primary IP, but I can't figure out how to add any more - and doing the command again just overwrites the first one.
So... does anyone have any tricks up their sleeve, or is this something that Extreme neglected to add to this model switch?
I did the following configuration:
Postfix
in the /etc/postfix/main.cf I added the following configuration parameter
recipient_delimiter = +
Managed a sieve script in webmail which contains the following:
1: # Sieve Filter
2: # Erzeugt von Ingo (http://www.horde.org/apps/ingo/) (03.02.2015, 02:53:39)
3: require "fileinto";
4: # Plustest
5: if address :all :comparator "i;ascii-casemap" :contains "To" "+plustest" {
6: fileinto "INBOX.plustest";
7: stop;
8: }
I created a folder in my INBOX with the name plustest, now I sent me an email from an outside freemail-account to see if it works. In the logfile /var/log/maillog I can see the following entry:
Feb 3 15:06:25 mail postfix-local[18290]: cannot chdir to mailname dir <name>+plustest: No such file or directory
Feb 3 15:06:25 mail postfix-local[18290]: Unknown user: <name>+plustest@<dom.tld>
Feb 3 15:06:25 mail postfix/pipe[17708]: 0ECAF4C1B3: to=<name+plustest@dom.tld>, orig_to=<aliasname+plustest@dom.tld>, relay=plesk_virtual, delay=0.61, delays=0.52/0/0/0.09, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (delivered via plesk_virtual service)
I changed my real name to <name> and my domainname to <dom.tld> in this post.
We've been working on aliasing issues over at our "sitetruth.com", which rates sites based on the business behind them. One key issue for us is finding the "real domain" of a web site. Is it "example.com", "www.example.com", or something like "us.example.com"?
Google has punted on this; they now expect webmasters to go to the "Google control panel" and designate the "real domain". We wanted something automatic.
Here's what we're currently doing: First, we get the "base domain" from the requested domain name. This is what you buy from a registrar. "example.com" and "example.co.uk" are base domain names.
We try to read a web page from the base domain. If that doesn't work, we put "www." in front of that, like a browser does. If that doesn't work, we try whatever domain name (not full URL) the user or search engine gave us as a starting point.
Once we can read a page, we check for redirects. If "example.com" redirects to "www.example.com", we'll treat "www.example.com" as the actual domain. Such redirects have to be within the same base domain; we don't follow inter-domain redirects, because they might be from a third party.
This gives us the "real domain". We then read any SSL certificate associated with that domain, and look through the site content for the name and address of the business. The object of all this is to get a business name and address, so we can start checking business records (licensing, credit, directory, etc.)
Domains like "foo.example.com" are treated as subdomains of "example.com", and share its rating. We have a mechanism for manually specifying that a subdomain needs to be treated as a separate domain, which we use on "redirector subdomains", like "r.aol.com" and "rds.yahoo.com". Redirector scripts are often exploited by phishing sites, so they can put your web site into PhishTank. We notice that and blacklist. (Unless you have an extremely good reason, don't put an "open redirector", a script that will redirect to any URL, on your web site. And if you do, give it its own subdomain. Otherwise, you'll end up being blamed for phishing and will be on various blacklists.)
This handles most of the common cases, but there are a few situations that we don't recognize. Most of these are bad web design.
A common error is to have an SSL certificate for "www.example.com", but a web site at "example.com" that doesn't redirect to "www.example.com". This inconsistency results in invalid SSL certificate usage. If your SSL cert is for "www.example.com", your "example.com" should have a redirect to "www.example.com". Otherwise, the user who types [url] gets an SSL warning of a phony site. You don't want that. We've seen this on a few big-name sites that should know better.
On a related note, wildcard SSL certificates for "*.example.com" don't
cover "example.com". It's possible to get an SSL cert that covers more than one domain, which is the right solution to some of these problems.
Incidentally, we ignore "domain control only" validated certificates. If there's no business identity in the cert, it's meaningless as an indicator of business legitimacy.
We had an amusing issue with "robots.txt" files. There are some sites that use a "robots.txt" file to disallow access to their "example.com" domain, so that search engines will index the "www.example.com" domain. They usually put a redirect on the "example.com" domain, so browsers also go to the "www.example.com" domain. "ibm.com" is set up that way. Originally, we read the "robots.txt" file for "example.com", saw we were locked out, and refused to rate the site. We now look at the header part of the page at "example.com" first, to check for a redirect, and once past the redirect issue, start obeying "robots.txt" before we read any site content.
For another adventure in redirection, try [url]. Yes, Microsoft redirects their "robots.txt" file.
Anyone know of any more special cases we need to handle?
Can anyone point me to some decent instructions on how to get PHP/MySQL working on IIS? Basically I want to be able to use PHP + .NET at the same time. Been looking around and trying for awhile with no luck.
I know it's always better to get my hands dirty and install everything manually. However, I'm not confident about configuring it properly. So if anyone knows of a good WAMP installer that does everything painlessly it'll be great.
I have WAMP 2.0 installed on my Windows Vista. WAMP has released a new version: 2.0G. I've just downloaded it and i'm wondering if i could just run the installer or do i have to uninstall my current WAMP and then only install the latest version?
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When I try to launch Wamp (WampServer 2), I get an alert saying "Apache HTTP Server has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience." The message and the error signature are as follows:
But for some reason, the WAMP system try icon says that it's online (It shows a semicircle with 3/4 of it colored yellow.) However, when I try to connect to the localhost in my browser, I get the following message: Failed to Connect Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at localhost.
I've set up WAMP on another PC on my home network. Works just fine for browsing via a web browser (i.e. displaying the web pages on the server). However, when I try to use FTP in Notepad++ I cannot establish a connection.
If I change the port to 80, I can get a connection. Change it back to 21 and no connection.
I tried switching off the firewall (inc windows firewall) on the server, and the anti-virus. Not made a difference.
As generally i stick to hardware...but anyways i have encountered this problem..
I have installed WAMP on my sever
I have opened up Port80 to it(port forwarding)
I can enter both internal address (address of server 192.1068.1.108) and external ips (my external address 220.239.199.48) into my browser on another computer in the network and it works but as soon as you try on a computer outside my network on the internet some where it just times out....
I have WAMP Setup and configured correctly, and it's working just fine.
I have a DynDNS account and it is pointing to my WAN IP.
For instance if my friends or if I use proxy to load [url]it loads just fine.
But from my own browser when I try accessing [url]it doesn't work.
Is there any way I can fix this issue?
Basically I am trying to use a domain name to point to my pc. And use that domain name to test my website other than using [url]
I'm trying to install Joomla on my home server, and it requires mysql to have a password for security. Since nothing of my server is anywhere on the net, I never bothered to set a pass (yeah, I should have anyway).
Google led me to this article on the mysql forums, which worked up until it tried to initialize mysql (or whatever the command does, I'm guessing initialize). It's trying to look for the xampp folder that I had installed and uninstalled long before.
Code:
C:Documents and Settings[user]>C:wampmysqlinmysqld-nt --init-file=C:mysql-init.txt
080206 18:17:47 [ERROR] Can't find messagefile 'c:xamppmysqlshareenglisherrmsg.sys'
080206 18:17:47 [ERROR] Aborting
Is there a mysql setting I need to change?
some question about WAMP.....
1.which one is better?using wamp in productive system or do ur manual installation?
2.which WAMP is better?web-developer-server suite,apache2triad,WAMP5,or vertrigo?
I have just upgraded to Windows Vista Home Premium and am now looking for a WAMP installation whcih is compatible. Any ideas anyone. I used to use WAMP 5 and I knwo this is getting an update but I am in desperate of something similar for the time being.
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suggest me a hosting plan which fulfill all my needs and where i can run my website comfortable and manage it easily...
These are the settings which I've created on the Wamp server that will be access across the network.
In the httpd file, I have Remove the hush from the line second line of after the Virtual hosts
# Virtual hosts
Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf
To setup the domain, in the httpd-vhosts file, I have create this
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName MathewBrown
ServerAlias MathewBrown
DocumentRoot "C:/wamp/www/MathewBrown"
ErrorLog "C:/wamp/www/MathewBrown/logs/error.log"
CustomLog "C:/wamp/www/MathewBrown/logs/access.log common"
<Directory "C:/wamp/www/mathewbrown/">
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride all
Order Allow, Deny
Allow all
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName DevServeWeb
DocumentRoot "C:/wamp/www"
ErrorLog "C:/wamp/www/logs/error.log"
CustomLog "C:/wamp/www/logs/access.log common"
<Directory "C:/wamp/www/mathewbrown/">
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride all
Order Allow, Deny
Allow all
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
In the hosts file, I have added this.
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.1 MathewBrown
127.0.0.1 DevServeWeb
In my phpmyadmin file, these have been added
<Directory "c:/wamp/apps/phpmyadmin2.11.6/">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
AllowOverride all
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1
Allow from 192.168.2.102
</Directory>
<Directory "C:/wamp/www">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
AllowOverride all
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1
Allow from 192.168.2.102
</Directory>
<Directory "C:/wamp/www/MathewBrown/">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
AllowOverride all
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1
Allow from 192.168.2.102
</Directory>
Computers which will be accessing the server,
their hosts file have been changed to this.
127.0.0.1 localhost
192.168.1.100 MathewBrown
192.168.1.100 DevServeWeb
Does anybody know a WAMP server where pear is actually working so also CLI.. as i tried so many but they all seem to work like crap
*edit
Wrong forum can anybody move it
*edit #2
Umm actually i mean a WAMP Development server like XAMPP can anybody put it in PHP forums
I am using Wamp server 2.2.
I recently made some changes to the Apache configuration to allow me to make a virtual host for the Zendframework. the change i made were as follows:
<VirtualHost 127.0.0.1>
ServerName zendy
DocumentRoot "C:workspacezendypublic"
SetEnv APPLICATION_ENV "development"
<Directory "C:workspacezendypublic">
DirectoryIndex index.php
AllowOverride All
Order Deny,Allow
Allow from all
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
Since these changes were made, my wamp server will not start up. the wamp bar remain red.
What I have to do to find out/trace where the fault is?
i installed wampserver on my remote windows VPS.i opened port 80.after that i try to connect it by typing "h t t p : / / remotelink" on my local machine browser.but i can not connect.
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Windows XP Home SP3
Apache 2.0
MySQL Server 5.5
PHP 5.?
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I have put up a WAMP server that is based on Apache2.4.4. I am trying to utilize the rotatelogs.exe to rotate my access log every night. I have this working on IBM HTTP installations. IBM's HTTP is based on Apache 2.2. why the CustomLog command is not working? The command under my Virtual Hosts that I am using is:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName xxxxxxxx
DocumentRoot C:wampwww
[Code]....
Recently I started a website based on Joomla. My friends suggested me to start it with hosting it from Home based server. Website is not that busy. I get about 300 Unique Hits a day. My server is window xp based and i installed a bundle called WAMP2. Website was running fine but since last night my server got shut down all by itself. I checked temp log and everything was under 35. Then i checked my internet traffic and found out that there were 400+ connections from a SINGLE ip. This is the IP 213.130.118.112 and i tried to trace, whois blah blah and didnt find anything about it. I have no idea what to do as my server gets shut down after about 5 to 10 minutes. Please help me. Is it possible to stop this issue?.
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My linux host requires a few lines of codes in my .htaccess file to properly run my site.
However, these few lines of codes are not supported by my local Wamp on Win7.
Is there a way to add a "If Wamp Then not run these lines" in my htaccess file
So that I don't have to manually change the .htaccess file before upload/downloading the site between the two systems?
Problem detected!
19:58:32 [Apache] Port 80 in use by "Unable to open process" with PID 4!
19:58:32 [Apache] Apache WILL NOT start without the configured ports free!
19:58:32 [Apache] You need to uninstall/disable/reconfigure the blocking application
19:58:32 [Apache] or reconfigure Apache and the Control Panel to listen on a different port
19:58:32 [Apache] Attempting to start Apache app...
19:58:32 [Apache] Status change detected: running
19:58:33 [Apache] Status change detected: stopped
19:58:33 [Apache] Error: Apache shutdown unexpectedly.
19:58:33 [Apache] This may be due to a blocked port, missing dependencies,
19:58:33 [Apache] improper privileges, a crash, or a shutdown by another method.
19:58:33 [Apache] Press the Logs button to view error logs and check
19:58:33 [Apache] the Windows Event Viewer for more clues
19:58:33 [Apache] copy and post this
19:58:33 [Apache] entire log window on the forums
that is my error message I have changed skype's port from using port 80 and also uninstalled IIS from microsoft I have only installed xampp on its own without wamp server so that they dont conflict.
How do you really know, you get what you pay for
example I pay for half a dedi (1GB ram 50% CPU)
I see the full server ram in TOP 4gb most in use, who uses this?
I see high loads as well even tho it aint my bit
All I know is I could be on a server with more then 1 other, maybe 4 others etc..
Can any of the info be tempered with, false reading in TOP / beancounters
I was going to move to full dedi, but only 40GB space makes me think, as most dedi have far mor space