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I can't start xampp 1.6.3 !?

PostPosted: 25. July 2007 15:15
by freemangl
if i use xampp 1.6.3's lampp when i enter "/opt/lampp/lampp start" there's nothing appear,
if change to 1.6.2's lampp file it works!
and I check the lampp file there is one place different
#XAMPP is currently 32 bit only
case....

system: CentOS 5

PostPosted: 26. July 2007 18:02
by freemangl
nobody knows?

PostPosted: 27. July 2007 07:24
by skuipers
More people have reported the same problem (mainly in the German section). Try the new upgrade 1.6.3a that has been released recently.

PostPosted: 27. July 2007 16:43
by rja84
Hello,

I'm a new user here. I've tried installing the the new 1.6.3a version and am running into the same issue freemangl reports with 1.6.3. That is, nothing at all happens when running './lampp start'. I've checked the log files in the ./logs and nothing is being recorded there. I tried using version 1.6.2, and that seems to install without any obvious errors, but when I go to "localhost" in my web browser all I ever see is the splash screen (what's in ./lampp/xampp/splash.php). Select English (or any other language) and nothing happens, splash.php is simply reloaded.

In any case, I came across http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux ... y/l-xampp/ and downloaded and installed the 1.4.7 version they use in their example, and that worked exactly as the example described.

Just wanted to mention that.

Thanks...

PostPosted: 30. July 2007 00:39
by Sushimeister

PostPosted: 01. August 2007 07:28
by skuipers
Sushimeister wrote:Check this one, it should work again:

http://community.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopi ... 448#105448

Sushimeister, could you explain why this is a solution for you?

Simon

PostPosted: 01. August 2007 16:18
by Sushimeister
skuipers wrote:
Sushimeister wrote:Check this one, it should work again:

http://community.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopi ... 448#105448

Sushimeister, could you explain why this is a solution for you?

Simon


It just checks if it`s a 32 or 64 bit system. I dunno why opensuse fails here. You know, these lines are stopping the script completely, dunno why exactly. However, if you comment these lines out, it works! For me... (and some other opensuse user).

PostPosted: 02. August 2007 07:35
by skuipers
Well, for me it works OK in Ubuntu (6.04) without having to comment out these lines. Maybe the authors can comment on the OS differences in behaviour that are clearly there in 1.6.3.

Simon