!!Setting up Apache for php learning!!
First off i am running this on windows and i have to configure it i have been reading this thing "httpd" and i am getting know where.
i am getting an error with my httpd.conf and i dont know why this what i get…
if u cant see it i sayes markupInvalid argument was supplied. : make_sock :uable to listen for connections on address 0.0.0.0:80 no listing socket abalible, shutting down Unable to open logs
all help would me apreicated
zer0pain
if you want to learn php and need apache for it, download xampp (any other thing is ok, but i use xampp and i'm very happy with it)
it has apache, php5&php4, mysql+phpmyadmin, mercury mail server (read free mail spoofer) and some stupid file zilla, never tried to figure it out as i don't need it.
it's easy to install, no configuring, and easy to use.
once you install it just type "localhost" in url adress and follow instructions.
if however you are advanced and want to configure apache your self, then good luck , and i have no idea what that error is
hope i helped
Me what i used is EasyPHP, easy to use MySQL + Apache + phpmyadmin. It's really easy to use and set up.
if you want to learn php and need apache for it, download xampp (any other thing is ok, but i use xampp and i'm very happy with it)
it has apache, php5&php4, mysql+phpmyadmin, mercury mail server (read free mail spoofer) and some stupid file zilla, never tried to figure it out as i don't need it.
it's easy to install, no configuring, and easy to use.
once you install it just type "localhost" in url adress and follow instructions.
if however you are advanced and want to configure apache your self, then good luck , and i have no idea what that error is
hope i helped
!!!!i have tryed this is still hasnt helped me ne there is still the same error!!!!
What versions of php and apache are you using, because when i tried the 2 newest versions weren't compatable. http://www.php-mysql-tutorial.com/ Go there it gives a step by step explanation on installing, just dont use the most recent, maybe the next to most recent
Why can't ANYONE give this guy a straight answer?
I mean honestly, wtf? Sending him things to automate it? Tutorials? C'MON GUYS!
In your file, 'httpd.conf' find a spot where there is an uncommented line marked 'Listen 80' or 'BindAddress <ip>' Replace this with either your ip:80, or just your IP if you're on BindAddress with Apache13. Mess around with hostnames, IPs, and port number combinations. I can't say much else without knowing about your network and what level of visibility you want the server to have on that network.
I dont know, look at this:
# Listen: Allows you to bind Apache to specific IP addresses and/or
# ports, instead of the default. See also the <VirtualHost>
# directive.
#
# Change this to Listen on specific IP addresses as shown below to
# prevent Apache from glomming onto all bound IP addresses (0.0.0.0)
#
#Listen 12.34.56.78:80
Listen 80```
i have found the peace that u told me too look for and im not sure what part to change the #listen ********, of Listen 80