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apache problem in wamp server used in localhost

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fnan (MIS)

3 Apr 11 21:05

Hi,
My laptog has Xp professional. I planned to check my website first in localhost using wampserver. But I have a problem in using wampserver in localhost. I create a from and php file which I then connect it to my mysql after making a table. But I got this error response.
"Apache HTTP Server has ecountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."

ChrisHirst (IS/IT--Management)

4 Apr 11 8:21

Try forum65: Apache: HTTP Server

Chris.

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vacunita (Programmer)

4 Apr 11 10:52

Either that or forum779: Microsoft: Windows XP Pro. By the way, I'd look in event viewer see if there's anything more descriptive about why Apache is needing to close.

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