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Hello Im testing Apache and Php with postgres and triggers
Mon May 16 08:22:43 2005
WOW best system people....thnx for this...
Sat May 14 15:48:45 2005
Thank you for coming up with *ampp. It's one of the best pieces of software out there for rapid deployment of basic web services. I do have some comments which I think will improve *ampps usefulness.
1.-Make the backups work accross platforms. Currently the backup is made as a shellscript, which is not a bad thing but this means the backup doesn't work in non-linux systems and thus the files can't be easily ported from one side to the other. This doesn't even work around unix-like platforms, like linux and MacOSX. A backup from a linux system can't be loaded in macosx (I just realized and because of my assumption I have managed to lose a whole weekend, which is what prompted to make the suggestion, accepting the fact that the error was mine).
Two solutions I can think of here:
A.-Have the lampp program recognize the backup and process it accordingly (it would be, effectively, like moving the inner workings of the .sh's file to the lampp file itself). The advantage is that it could process a backup file from any of the other platforms (as each lampp instance knows about it immediate universe and thus would be able to use the local resources to load up the files and databases).
A.-Give the option of making the backup file-based and not shellscript-based. This means the backup process would spit out a gzipped or zipped file with a copy of the current file structure (and either SQL dumps of the MySQL databases or the file dumps of the file structures). Theoretically the whole "data" directories of a new lampp installation could be overwritten this way and they'd work.
2.-Please re-think the current MacOSX distribution: I know this is still in beta, and I understand you've changed the way this works because of suggestions, so I'll give mine: It's not the "proper" way to dump command-line programs in the /Applications folder, no matter what the people might have suggested. The /Applications folder should have graphical applications. I would also say that the data should be somewhere else but I won't because I rather like the current way lampp is completely self-contained.
I'd have a suggestion:
I suggest based on the fact that the WHOLE of lampp should be contained in the "/Library" folder (especially considering that before soon 90% of the space in it is data, not an application) and should follow the same file structure than the linux and windows versions.
What I'd suggest is either making a prefpane or a MacOSX application (I could offer myself to do this, if it's desired by the devs, at least the app) that controls the lampp executable and launches and stops it, makes sure MacOSX's own services are not running (conflicts), enables 'start on boot' through launchd, starts and stops specific services or enables the different versions, etc.
This application and prefpanes, now, could be either placed or linked outside the /Library/mampp/ directory, as they would reference it anyway.
This is, to my eyes, a more sensible approach that not only makes lampp be more compliant with the MacOSX platform but, as well, makes it easier both for newbie MacOS users to use and more compatible with the other versions of lampp out there.
Regards
eduo
(a-t)
mac.com
Sat May 14 03:49:36 2005
Well done - zehr gut - Mnogu dobro
Fri May 13 19:21:15 2005
GREAT!!
Fri May 13 03:20:17 2005
wow - this is really slick. so simple & basic. thanks for making it!
Thu May 12 16:20:39 2005
It is the most complete tool that I have ever seen. Great, great job. Now only one step forward to make it perfect XAMPP LINUX DISTRIBUTION.
Wed May 11 03:22:54 2005
i found all what i need in even xampplite! thank you very much...
Tue May 10 10:34:55 2005
What a great bundle!! Am using it for a project at school! No itch whatsoever!
Tue May 10 02:10:30 2005
jim maurer
Mon May 9 23:58:39 2005
Thanks a lot for this. I sent away an e-mail to "Oswald" before I saw the guestbook, sorry about that. Anyway. XAAMP is great when I look for a quick way to setup a testing platform with PHP5.
Thanks again!
Best wishes, Pär Axelsson, Sweden
Thu May 5 03:52:28 2005
EXCELLENT PACKAGE!! Now, to take the project ONE STEP FURTHER: A full linux flavor with XAMPP...for those of us who are lazy and just want to download and set up a system with little fuss.
Thanks again for a great package!!
Wed May 4 18:48:25 2005
Congratulations!!! This is the "way to go". IMHO. for open source soft in Macs.
OK, maybe we became lazies at "unnecesaty complicated work".
Can a Dashboard widget be made for controling XAMPP, getting us (non-lazy creatives) forget about terminal? Or, maybe, it is necessary to use an AppleScript application or a full Cocoa one.
Thanks for bringing the Apple's "ease of use" to OSS.
Congrats again and again!
Tue May 3 20:59:05 2005
I have spent more than a month trying to get SSL working with Apache 2.x, PHP, mySQL and Mambo. Today, with your download I got it done in under an hour. Now to close up some permissions and get my SSL certificates. Thank you Thank you.
You folks are incredible! I'm am actually looking forward to the Mac documentation.
Tue May 3 13:48:10 2005
very good
Tue May 3 13:47:46 2005
very good, look at [URLHIDDEN]
Mon May 2 05:55:10 2005
Xampp
is good,
i use heaps,
tell all my friends...
keep it up,
nice 1
cya
Sun May 1 08:33:36 2005
All I can say is a sincere thank you for XAMPP. I have been trying for days and had many more days left to do what you did for me in a few minutes by installing XAMPP. It totally blew my mind when everything worked. You are performing an incredible service to the world. Thanks again!
Richard Wayne Garganta
Sat Apr 30 17:35:30 2005
Omg this is a really good software. I acctually got it to work on my pc. And its pretty darn fast. I love it so much thanks!
Fri Apr 29 14:26:34 2005
nice simple and great
Fri Apr 29 08:51:22 2005
Great software. Thanks.
Alex
Fri Apr 29 08:48:25 2005
Finally a complete package for a webdeveloper like me. God Speed Dudes!!!
Puge
MACT Technologies
Fri Apr 29 02:13:26 2005
Ich kann mich na nur ein bisten Deutsch erinnern aber ich muss das ich liebe XAMPP sagen!
Thu Apr 28 09:04:57 2005
HI,
Is apachetoolbox with php5 ..? how we can install php5 with all apache module..?
Thu Apr 28 04:29:09 2005
i just came back here just to say that you -- [XAMPP] -- guys are the greatest thing that ever happened since the slice bread, so to speak.
it is not easy to install an Apache web server and it gets harder if you want to add MySQL, openSSL, FTP, mailserver, PHP and Perl --- particularly, i supposed, for fiftyish and older Asian webmaster such as myself, schooled in the gracefully inflected ironies of Bill Gates and Kevin Mitnick, of Carsten Wiedmann, David Harris (MercuryMail) and the guys from Free Software Foundation, Inc.
the ease of the product you produce has nothing to do with the quality of your scripts and installers -- which is exemplarily precise, powerful, and often luminous and most of all FREE -- but with the unyielding resolve with which XAMPP liberate us from the trenches of commercialism and software wars.
It is an ease entirely deliberate, and from which these XAMPP (Version 1.4.13)
installers offer relief. i had remarked to myself, after installing a XAMPP lite version earlier, that XAMPP's installers are so easy to handle, nor settled into unrestful thinking of spywares included; the operative word here is clearly "COMBAT."
the script artist of this powerful installer, of course, is XAMPP, who once pay homage to their software kings even as they take their measure. i must leave it to the professional software critics and scholars of InfoTech to tell us what exactly XAMPP has done in the context of the whole, and -- i am very sure -- XAMPP will certainly do more.
As a newbie i can only only accord them my admiration and respect for your remarkable work that are, again, perhaps an easy but certainly a worthwhile and remarkable installation.
More Power!
- Orak
([EMAILHIDDEN])
Wed Apr 27 10:17:16 2005
Great set of sofware is there a web based admin to controlit's operations ?
Wed Apr 27 03:04:30 2005
any time table on a windows release of xampp with phpmyadmin 2.62 and apache 2.54?
Tue Apr 26 02:03:02 2005
I have problem runing sql. When i excute the following line
C:\mysql\bin\mysqld script
I encountered following errors
Can't start server: Bind on TCP/IP port: No error
031221 6:10:29 Do you already have another mysqld server running on port: 3306
?
031221 6:10:29 Aborting
031221 6:10:29 mysqld: Shutdown Complete
I don't know what to do about it?
chintan
Tue Apr 26 02:02:57 2005
I have problem runing sql. When i excute the following line
C:\mysql\bin\mysqld script
I encountered following errors
Can't start server: Bind on TCP/IP port: No error
031221 6:10:29 Do you already have another mysqld server running on port: 3306
?
031221 6:10:29 Aborting
031221 6:10:29 mysqld: Shutdown Complete
I don't know what to do about it?
chintan
Mon Apr 25 20:46:40 2005
This is a test of this guestbook
Mon Apr 25 05:18:00 2005
Wish there is a guide on how to make it accessible online. Nonetheless, this package is awesome for starters like me, thank you to apachefriends.
Tue Apr 19 19:11:15 2005
Excellent!!! :) I love it
J
Helsinki, Finland
Tue Apr 19 02:41:43 2005
Hi, I'm totally new to Apache Friends. I have downloaded XAMPP for Windows 1.4.13 (25 MB Installer), and installed it. The location of installation is "C:\apachefriends\xampp". I run it from "start/Programms/apachefriends/xampp/xampp Basic Start"
"start/Programms/apachefriends/xampp/xampp Basic Restart"
"start/Programms/apachefriends/xampp/xampp httpdoc folder"
"start/Programms/apachefriends/xampp/php switch"
I don't know what to do next. Can somebody help me? I read somewhere to open port 80 (HTTP) and 3306 (MySQL), where I can I set that?
I tried to in the browser "[URLHIDDEN]" and I dont know what's my IP address. Nothing is coming up with this.
In the "XSMPP Control" it says Apache: running, sql: running, FileZillaFTP: stop, Mercury: stop
What should I do next? Please help me!
Thanks
navi_[EMAILHIDDEN]
Mon Apr 18 23:52:24 2005
FANTASTIC! Have been wanting to "jump ship" to programming with linux for ages but lacked the experience to get it all working together. XAMPP provided the kick-start I needed....
Tim Howard
Eastbourne, UK
Sun Apr 17 22:48:23 2005
Excellent package!! Thank you!
Earl Armstrong
Riverside, AL USA
Sun Apr 17 16:44:09 2005
XAMPP just installed and it rocks! Keep up the good work!
Sat Apr 16 17:39:32 2005
i love the job you guys are doing,i will love to be part of this group.
thanks.
A.A.Moh'd
Sat Apr 16 14:43:17 2005
Great job keep it up
Fri Apr 15 00:41:00 2005
Great! Just what I wanted. Runs like a charm on Fedora Core3.
Keep up the good work.
James Hall,
Brightfive Ltd.
Thu Apr 14 17:15:02 2005
Hi,
The easiest install I have ever used with Windows XP. I'd tried other packages and just couldn't get them to work. Xampp worked first time. I particularly liked the fact that I can delete it, and re-install it on another drive. Excellent, many thanks!
Helldriver (Yorkshire).
Thu Apr 14 15:43:05 2005
Great package.
Excellent!
Thanks for all.
Gustavo E Pimentel
Linux User Registrered 281.576
[URLHIDDEN]
France
Tue Apr 12 12:02:01 2005
This package is everything a development environment should be.
It installs so easily you can just get on with actual work, not tweaking config files till the wee small hours.
It's regularly updated, and the updates are also easy to install.
It runs on Windows just as well as Linux.
You guys have done the hard work so I don't have to.
Kris in Blighty
Tue Apr 12 07:45:13 2005
Great package.
Excellent!
Thanks for all.
Eugen M.
Deva - Romania
Mon Apr 11 22:57:20 2005
I want to thank all the guys working on this project. Xammp really takes a lot of work out of my hands! This will cure me of RSI installing my servers:-)
Best regards and good luck!
Jacco Slok
Mon Apr 11 14:37:50 2005
I wondered if your Perl 1.4.12 addon package is working with XAMPP 1.4.13, or do I have to download XAMPP 1.4.12 to use it? Maybe you could clarify this in the next update of your site? Thanks!
webmaster at starhiker dot net
Mon Apr 11 04:59:37 2005
Just wanted to add my 2 cents about XAMPP. I spent many hours installing the individual PHP, MySQL and Apache in Linux, never having success. Along comes XAMPP, a simple and carefree installation and setup. It all works flawlessly and allows me to proceed in Linux and leave Windows behind. Thanks for an excellent program.
Jeff (NY, USA)
Sat Apr 9 05:01:52 2005
Fuck you German commie socialists.
Sat Apr 9 03:52:06 2005
I <3 you guys, this is a wonderful package. Any place for support though? MySQL stopped working...
Sat Apr 9 01:25:46 2005
er
Fri Apr 8 10:59:52 2005
Even though I try to stop mysql, port-3306 still exists (tried cheking with netstat -a). this happens only when I add Perl Add-on to XAMPP installation.
I dunno what to do... pls suggest
------------------------------------------------------------
The message:
------------------------------------------------------------
Please wait [Bitte warten] Can't start server: Bind on TCP/IP port: No error
050408 14:38:11 [ERROR] Do you already have another mysqld server running on port: 3306 ?
050408 14:38:11 [ERROR] Aborting
050408 14:38:11 [Note] mysql\bin\mysqld.exe: Shutdown complete
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