Install Mailparse Xampp
These instructions are for installing XAMPP 1.7.3 on Windows XP, Service Pack 3. It should work for other configurations as well.XAMPP 1.7.4 (released in January 2011). I had no problem with the install and most things work just fine, however, there are many little things that require “expert” tinkering to get it working right. Because of this, I cannot recommend it to someone just looking for a straightforward install with minimal tinkering. See also this discussion at Apache Friends which covers in more detail the various issues.XAMPP 1.7.7 (released in Septemeber 2011) is the latest version. I had no problem with the install and most things work just fine, however, there are many little things that require “expert” tinkering to get it working right (it is much stricter on PHP errors than 1.7.3 is – a flag change to fix that).
Because of this, I cannot recommend it to someone just looking for a straightforward install with minimal tinkering. It has a new phpmyadmin interface (unfortunately, it defaults to German – easily changed, though). It still exludes the port checker present in version 1.7.3 (which is a really useful debug tool). If you are not allowed to change or disable programs using port 80, or if port 80 is being blocked on your computer, consider changing the port the Apache Server uses.Instructions for changing the port used by Apache Server are found.1) Click on Port-Check to see if any other applications or services are using port 80.2) A console window will appear and XAMPP PortCheck will run. Sample results are shown in the image below.
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In this case, uTorrent is using port 80 and preventing Apache Server from running. The solution is to either shutdown uTorrent or change its configuration to use a different port.The more common cause is that Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) is running. Instructions for disabling the IIS can be found. As far as I know, what you need to do is:(1) set up a network in which all your computers are connected. You seem to have already done this since you indicate you have a network with 3 PCs.(2) Determine the IP addresses of the computer running XAMPP. The IP address assignment is very likely done by your router / switch / hub.
You want to ensure that you have static IP addresses, rather than dynamic ones.(3) once you know the IP address of the computer running XAMPP, you can access it by typing the IP followed by any necessary path info into the URL bar of a browser on any of the other computers.Example:Suppose the machine running XAMPP has an IP address of 192.168.1.34.From the other machine, you would type 192.168.1.34 into the URL field, followed by wahatever path is needed to your site content (say /my-site).192.168.1.34/my-siteYou also might want to secure your XAMPP install. Type /localhost/security into the URL field on your XAMPP machine and see what is open and what isn’t. Then click on the to fix thos security issues (or you can just type that field in directly).Hope this gives you enough info to resolve your problem. Solving your problem is a little hard because I don’t have access to your computer, however, we can work together to try and resolve this.First, what is not working? You installed XAMPP and when you go to your browser you get a page not found error?The most common cause is that the Apache Server is not running. The two most common causes of the Apache Server not running are:(1) you did not install the Apache Service and Start it (see steps 11-14).(2) something is preventing the Apache Server from running. Usually, this is some other application binding to port 80 and or port 443.
Most commonly, this is Windows IIS.If you installed XAMPP 1.7.3, you can click on Port Check and see if another program is using those ports. Yes, it is possible to have multiple website installed under xampp.The key is to put them into different folders under htdocsFor example, let’s suppose you have 3 websites you want to play around with under XAMPP. We’ll call them, “My Cool Website”, “My Awesome Website”, and “My Rockin’ Website”.You can run all three under XAMPP as long as they are installed in different directories under htdocs.
They can even be installed on different platforms (Joomla!, WordPress, Drupal, etc).To access them in a browser you would type: localhost/ Where folder name is the name of the folder you installed to. Please note – avoid spaces in your folder name.localhost maps to the htdocs folder. Any directories you put in htdocs can be accessed by just appending them to localhost.You don’t have to stop at one level of directory nesting – you can go deeper.It is perfectly valid to have something like this: htdocswebsiteanotherwebsitestillanotherWhere you have a website at each subdirectory.
You would access each one as follows:localhost/websitelocalhost/website/anotherwebsitelocalhost/website/anotherwebsite/stillanotherPersonally, I wouldn’t do it that way – I would keep all websites at the same level.THe only time I would create a website under another one is if one part of my website was powered by a different technology.For example, suppose I ran my main site on WordPress, but in addition to having articles and comments, I want a forum section where people can discuss things. I am sure WordPress has some sort of forum plugin, but I would prefer to go with a standalone application that is specifically design for forums.
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So I would install it in a subdirectory called forum: htdocs-website1-forum-website2In this case, I have 3 websites installed under htdocs. Two at the same level and one a little deeper.I hope this answers your question and thanks for asking.(I apologise that comments need moderation, but I get way too much comment SPAM – even with filters.).