Well, I finally got it working. It turned out that 1. I got the database password wrong, and 2. memcache isn't working on my Windows computer so I had to use it on my Mac.
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Try messing with the database.
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Nnnnope.
My guess would be setting the role to admin on the users table of the database and then perhaps adding the fields in permissions to your user in permission_users
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veggieman001 wrote:
Nnnnope.
My guess would be setting the role to admin on the users table of the database and then perhaps adding the fields in permissions to your user in permission_users
I gave myself every permission I could find (numbers 1-10), but it appears I still don't have full access to the admin panel.
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I'm starting the journey.
Dundundundun.
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The directory for the command on step two is incorrect. It should be "C:\xampp\memcached\memcached.exe -d install".
You forgot the 'xampp' bit, veggie.
Ugh, its not working. Either it's already installed, or it failed. But I can't tell which. When I try to start it, it just says 'failed to start service'.
Last edited by ProgrammingFreak (2012-08-23 15:21:26)
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
The directory for the command on step two is incorrect. It should be "C:\xampp\memcached\memcached.exe -d install".
You forgot the 'xampp' bit, veggie.
Ugh, its not working. Either it's already installed, or it failed. But I can't tell which. When I try to start it, it just says 'failed to start service'.
For me, I had to run memcached on another computer (my Mac, which runs UNIX).
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jvvg wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
The directory for the command on step two is incorrect. It should be "C:\xampp\memcached\memcached.exe -d install".
You forgot the 'xampp' bit, veggie.
Ugh, its not working. Either it's already installed, or it failed. But I can't tell which. When I try to start it, it just says 'failed to start service'.For me, I had to run memcached on another computer (my Mac, which runs UNIX).
Hmm. Oh, look. :o I just found a tutorial on how to install memcached on Windows. I'll see if that works. :3
Last edited by ProgrammingFreak (2012-08-23 15:51:34)
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Perhaps I should use the version that this tutorial has of memcached?
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Followed this and it worked smoothly!
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For some reason Apache won't restart. >.<
I'm on step four.
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
For some reason Apache won't restart. >.<
I'm on step four.
Search for TCPView, and see if anything is running on the HTTP port.
For me, it was actually Skype.
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jvvg wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
For some reason Apache won't restart. >.<
I'm on step four.Search for TCPView, and see if anything is running on the HTTP port.
For me, it was actually Skype.
httpd.exe is running there. But it's supposed to, right?
Oh, and when I said restart, I meant that it won't stop.
It says:
Busy... ERROR: -1
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
jvvg wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
For some reason Apache won't restart. >.<
I'm on step four.Search for TCPView, and see if anything is running on the HTTP port.
For me, it was actually Skype.httpd.exe is running there. But it's supposed to, right?
Oh, and when I said restart, I meant that it won't stop.
It says:Code:
Busy... ERROR: -1
Oh, that's a problem. Did you run XAMPP_STOP.exe or something?
Oh, and, if you want to see what you're missing, go here.
Last edited by jvvg (2012-08-23 17:01:02)
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I was on the Control Panel and pressed Stop for apache.
What do you mean? I go there all the time.
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Okay I fired xampp_stop.exe and it said 'Can't find Apache process #1500.'
I think I got it working again. I used the 3.0 beta of the Control Panel and stopped it.
Last edited by ProgrammingFreak (2012-08-23 17:09:23)
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
Okay I fired xampp_stop.exe and it said 'Can't find Apache process #1500.'
Hmm. Try running task manager as an administrator and killing the process.
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