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Hey people

I have just started my Apache Web Server and am trying to enable the PHP
portion of it but as of yet I ahve had no luck. Can any of you guys help me.
I have installed PHPTriad but I do not seem able to access my localhost nor
does my test.php file sork, the php just doesn't work and it is driving me
mad . If you could give me a helping hand as to how to start apache, set it
up and get the PHP to work I would be much obliged

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I gather this is on Windows. I believe there's been an article here on the site very recently about getting PHP and Apache running on Windows.
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I gather this is on Windows. I believe there's been an article here on the site very recently about getting PHP and Apache running on Windows.

Cheers, I'll look into it.. would you have the specific address???
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Do a devarticles search for WAMP, that'll definitely turn it up.

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You may try AppServ-win32 OR Universal Server 3.2

Both are available in www.sourceforge.net...
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