Windows XP Posted by HamletCygar 22 Feb 2007 23:26 UTC Is anyone running TikiWiki on a WindowsXP box? What configuration are you using? Is it a WAMP install? What WAMP distribution (if any) did you use? What versions of Apache, PHP and MySQL are you using? Cheers Mike
Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties 23 Feb 2007 02:57 UTC Like Gary, I'm running Tiki on my local Win XP boxes for testing purposes. I use EasyPHP 1.8.0.1 with: Apache 1.3.33 MySQL 4.1.9 PHP 4.3.10 PHPMyAdmin 2.6.1 No problems at all. -Rick > Is anyone running TikiWiki on a WindowsXP box? > > What configuration are you using? > > Is it a WAMP install? > > What WAMP distribution (if any) did you use? > > What versions of Apache, PHP and MySQL are you using? > > Cheers Mike
Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee 23 Feb 2007 01:29 UTC I run Tiki on my Windows XP laptop for testing, using Reactor. The current versions are PHP 5.1.2, Apache 2.0.54, mysql 4.1.7 (also installs phpMyAdmin). It includes/installs PHP-Nuke and an mp3 server called Zina, but those files can be deleted and replaced with Tiki's. I've tried EasyPHP also but for reasons I didn't look into Apache kept quitting and having to restart. Reactor has been solid. In my case, this has only been for local use. -- Gary
Posted by HamletCygar 23 Feb 2007 08:34 UTC > I run Tiki on my Windows XP laptop for testing, using Reactor. The current versions are PHP 5.1.2, Apache 2.0.54, mysql 4.1.7 (also installs phpMyAdmin). It includes/installs PHP-Nuke and an mp3 server called Zina, but those files can be deleted and replaced with Tiki's. I've tried EasyPHP also but for reasons I didn't look into Apache kept quitting and having to restart. Reactor has been solid. In my case, this has only been for local use. > > — Gary When you say that EasyPHP kept forcing Apache to quit, exactly what where the symptoms? I just wonder if I am getting the same issue that you did. Cheers Mike
Posted by Rikster 23 Feb 2007 08:56 UTC I've used XP with EasyPHP 1.7 for an internal web-site for a while. It was ultimately changed to a gentoo linux installation running on a virtual machine on XP, as this actually gave a small performance boost. We had no real problems with XP using WAMP however, and in many ways it was better as the skills we have in-house are all Windows, so maintenance was a cinch. rikrak