This is a discussion on xampp does not install properly within the Apache Web Server forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; Ok, maybe inappropriate newsgroup... but ... ok: I unpacked xampp to d:\ and got an d:\xampp folder. running setup_xampp.bat ...
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Ok, maybe inappropriate newsgroup... but ...
ok: I unpacked xampp to d:\ and got an d:\xampp folder. running setup_xampp.bat from this folder gives me: ################################################## ###################### # ApacheFriends XAMPP setup win32 Version 1.5 # #----------------------------------------------------------------------# # Copyright (c) 2002-2005 Apachefriends # #----------------------------------------------------------------------# # Authors: Kay Vogelgesang <kvo@apachefriends.org> # # Carsten Wiedmann <webmaster@wiedmann-online.de> # ################################################## ###################### Configure for server 1.5.4a Configure XAMPP with awk for 'Windows_NT' Please wait ... Enable AcceptEx Winsocks v2 support for NT systems DONE! "the system cannot find the path specified" (37 times this line) ##### Have fun with ApacheFriends XAMPP! ##### Press any key to continue . . . what is wrong here ? |
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On 24 Nov 2006 05:10:35 -0800, "shimmyshack" <matt.farey@gmail.com>
wrote: >assuming d isnt a network drive, its time to use the installer methinks. it's local. I get a logging in the event viewer that says that the SystemRoot is set wrong. I tried "C:/program Files/ xampp/apache" "/xampp/apache" and things like that. But no sir... also running setup_xampp.bat from the command line (in a DOS box or clicking from the Windows explorer)gives me that php/php.exe cannot be found. And it really is there... Seems like Windows cannot handle relative paths anymore... Installed the lite package on my laptop, and that works fine. SystemRoot in http.conf is " set to "C:/xampplite/apache". weird stuff, this.... |
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i took a look at the install/install.php script - which is large and is
a cludge of code, and it seemed easier to just advise you try the installer, there isnt much to actually install you see, i mean if you have problems with systemroot, that sounds like you need to check your environmental variables. (win+pause->advanced->environmental variables->systemvariables path) make sure that %SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\sy stem32\wbem is there somewhere %SystemRoot% isnt something used explicitly in any xampp files. My advice is that this is something you should check on a windows OS forum, but for now installing apache and php etc.. is easy enough the "hardest" part being installing them as services, and that aint hard. After unzipping, you just have to look around for the bat files which install as service, making sure to turn off IIS and any other services bound to the ports you want to use. usually its a oneliner if the batch files dont work - to install apache as a service just takes: go into the apache folder apache -k install and then to start it net start Apache2 and so on for mysql filezilla etc.. my advice is not to use the xampp control panel and so on, its a pile of anyway, and doesnt do anything you cant do using services.msc It really is as simple as that, no registering dlls, just unzip and play with the install as service batch scripts if you need to. after using services to disable IIS admin etc.. that could be bound to port 80. if you want to set up mod_perl, it is easy to do so, and xampp comes with 2.2.3 and php5 for 2.2.3 already configured. No real changes need to go into the conf file. But beware if you port forward port 80 through yuor router, you might want to lock down the default aliases, like security, or phpmyadmin (I would just deny by ip for all but that particular machine and then delete the default directory structure thats under doc root) and search for aliases you dont need like "restricted" and kill them. change the default password for mysql as well, in the db via command line and inside phpmyadmin conf. xampp is pretty good, its your system to blame i think |
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"Osiris" <nono@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:4ltdm2h4h485ntsnmag4f1v5e3qu0gju38@4ax.com... > On 24 Nov 2006 05:10:35 -0800, "shimmyshack" <matt.farey@gmail.com> > wrote: > I get a logging in the event viewer that says that the SystemRoot > is set wrong. That implies a windows problem. If it were serverroot or documentroot it is Apache > I tried "C:/program Files/ xampp/apache" The space before xampp is a typo? The space in 'Program Files' might trigger a space-in-long-name problem ... .... try the short name (sick), most likely PROGRA~1, instead > "/xampp/apache" and things like that. But no sir... > also running setup_xampp.bat from the command line (in a DOS box or > clicking from the Windows explorer)gives me that php/php.exe cannot be > found. And it really is there... > Seems like Windows cannot handle relative paths anymore... > > Installed the lite package on my laptop, and that works fine. > SystemRoot in http.conf is " set to "C:/xampplite/apache". > weird stuff, this.... 'ServerRoot' I presume ... HansH |
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New info:
it has to do with the environment where CMD runs in: When I put a DIR in the .BAT script, I get, on THIS machine only, NOT on my laptop where I also tried to install xampp, the directory of C:\ That goes also for a test script I made. Always the C:\, even when the script is in D:\bla\blo\ble, i get to see C:\ So all the relative paths in the script point wrongly. Now the question: WHY ???? |
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I think I found the cause:
there is a registry key AUTORUN that does it: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor] "CompletionChar"=dword:00000009 "DefaultColor"=dword:00000000 "EnableExtensions"=dword:00000001 "Autorun"="CD /D C:\\" I got rid of it and now things seem to be normal. |