- #AMPPS LOCALHOST 80 NOT SHOWING IMAGES MAC OS#
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#AMPPS LOCALHOST 80 NOT SHOWING IMAGES INSTALL#
I have JUST got it working again after months, re downloading MAMP Pro and was about to give up and INSTALL it.īut it turns out, that … the command line fix they say, works (and doesn’t)ĭOES work… eventually, if you tweak it, BUT it has issues Well, this has been a pain! it has not worked correctly for AGES! So, I ammended that so that each AMPPS/php/ became AMPPS/php-5.6/ (there is also 7.1 installed)ĪND BEHOLD THE SHINY GOODNESS THAT IS THE AMPPS ENVIRONMENT! mwaa haaa haaa Gah! so opned and inspected the AMPPS app package and, its not there. (Note: Please make sure your Internet Connection is working properly) “/Applications/AMPPS/php/bin/php” -c “/Applications/AMPPS/php/etc/php.ini” “/Applications/AMPPS/ampps/softaculous/enduser/install.php”
#AMPPS LOCALHOST 80 NOT SHOWING IMAGES MAC OS#
“path\to\Ampps\php\php.exe” -c “path\to\Ampps\apache\php.ini” “path\to\Ampps\ampps\softaculous\enduser\install.php”įor Mac OS X, type this command in Terminal Then follow the below steps.Ĭron was not able to run after installing AMPPS for the first time.įor Windows, type this command in command prompt Open AMPPS Control Panel and Restore Default Configuration of PHP. Its because Your php version isn’t loaded. If you are getting Blank page while accessing localhost/ampps When i installed it, (on mac os x- 10.6.8) it fired up, nice little control panel on the right but… blank home and admin page! gah! SO, if you want to try it out, as I did -well it didnt work at first.
#AMPPS LOCALHOST 80 NOT SHOWING IMAGES FREE#
which integrates with it and offers 55 different one click installers in their free version - and 441 in the paid version. Original reply was from mobile I've cleaned it up and added an example and clearer explanation from desktop.Hi all, I was just checking my downloads out and came across this that I never seemed to have installed. Minus any other directives you've not shown here, it seems this should do the trick: I've also added the ProxyRequests below as I do not know if the default is "Off" or not, but unless you're using a forward proxy (versus the apparent reverse you want here) I think it's at least a potential security issue not to do so. (Disclaimer: I don't know much about Tomcat, but I am operating on the presumption that index.jsp should be treated like most other "index" files in that they'll be sought out and used if they exist and can, therefore, be omitted from the URL requested by the client).
(In your Example 2, you made your first parameter /myapp/ and, thus, you had to add this to your URL to access it, as you noted - minus where you swapped a colon for a dot.) That should cause the URL to point to as you intend.
Since your desired URL would have index at the root path of your subdomain, make sure you're indicating that (as the first parameter, /). Make particular note of the trailing slash after myapp in the destination (second parameter). (Perhaps you omitted it here on purpose for some reason, but I'm showing it in the example below).Īlso, I believe your route parameters for ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse need to be in quotes unlike many other items in a VirtualHost. When using the VirtualHost, which I believe is your best option, you need a ServerName directive included as well. I don’t have enough cred to comment and ask for clarification, so I’ll edit my answer based on your feedback. The url brings up the welcome page of the tomcat.Īnd what ever configuration i apply to apache, the only way to make it work is to manually add on the link the mountpoint of proxy, as following Any suggestion on how can i make this work?
I tryied different setup but none seems to work,
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