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  1. 09-01-2008 08:23 AM #1
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    Hello and new to Wamp Server 2

    Hi - just new to hosting and also php/mysql.
    Is there anyone out there or perhaps a forum for anyone who has set up a Wamp Server 2 Development environment on their PC - I reckon I am going to need all the help I can muster.

    Oh and I am using PHP 5 in easy steps - anyone know how to get mysqltest.php to connect to MySql - I can't even get the Apache Server to see the darn thing. 404 errors regardless of what I do to the PHP.ini or apache.ini files or where I put them.

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    Re: Hello and new to Wamp Server 2

    Hi bachstrad, welcome to x10!
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    Re: Hello and new to Wamp Server 2

    Hi, there!
    I use WAMP server for my home development, so if you've got any question, shoot

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    Re: Hello and new to Wamp Server 2

    Welcome to x10 bachstrad! I've never used WAMP as my Linux box has always had Apache installed on it with PHP and MySQL, so I can't help you, but it should be as simple as installing it, letting it run, and visiting it via localhost.

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