I have installed a web application on my computer. As such, to accesses the application, I go to an address like: http://127.0.0.1:8081/SalesCalc/CalcObjects/Calcs.woa/co/2.7.9.5.1.1.3.
My issue is that, having searched, I cannot seem to find the application files. I am therefore wondering where is the root of localhost 127.0.0.1? I have 'show hidden files' as enabled, however I do not see the files in the C drive or anywhere else. When I type in '127.0.0.1:8081/' I am redirected or nothing appears.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Ive build my site on wordpress and using xampp
i want to test my new dev site on my remotely on my iphone and ipad via wifi
They're both connected to wifi
When i search iphone http://000.000.0.00 or http://000.000.0.00:80, :8080
it comes up with a link to a folder , which is my true path
when i click on this next sub folder , i loop back round to 127.0.0.1
As i guess iphone doesn't know where to find my site contents
I've tried renaming my wordpress site the with the http://ipaddress, :80, :80;80
ad it comes up with an error
ive found in my XAMPP index.php file
The footer seems to send me to 127.0.0.1/dashboard/
i can view this from my iphone
i've tried changing that footer on index.php to my site path
As well as deleting the file all together
Deleting the file allowed me to access more folders but not into the subfolder where my site remains
I've read through questions and tutorials but can't seem to find a solution
i was wondering if i've missed something or if i need to configure files in such a way , maybe to this index.php for XAMPP itself to get it to point at my site as a default
Thank you in advance
Check if your files are in htdocs or you have given correct path to your working directory in your httpd.conf file.
If the directory is correct and you have run your php pages already, I suggest you use ngrok for remote connection to your localhost.
https://ngrok.com/download
it is simple to use.
to run it go to the directory of ngrok in cmd and type ngrok http 80 while your XAMPP servers are running. It will provide a link that could be accessed through internet by any device.
I reinstalled my system from ubuntu 20.04 do manjaro.
I saved ~/.thunderbird folder from the old system to an external drive. After, I copied the folder back to home and started Thunderbird it does not seem to see the profile. Although it can read some of the data, like the Address Book but no account settings, no folders, nothing else.
I found the help page
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/moving-thunderbird-data-to-a-new-computer
and tried to do it but it doesn't help. Thunderbird found my old profile and it is visible in about:profiles and set as the default profile, so everything looks like thunderbird has read the profile settings but does not understand them
If that fails, in Thunderbird
Edit->Account Settings->Server Settings.
At the bottom of the "Server Settings" tab should be a "Local directory" entry.
Make sure the Local directory MyProfile/Mail/mail.comcast.net (or whatever your profile's appropriate Mail mail-server subfolder is named) matches the full path name of your Thunderbird profile as installed on your new computer. You might have changed it.
This seems to be a known issue, although I have not seen it myself. A colleague has been affected, though.
In brief: what happens if you launch Thunderbird with the -p option? It should list available profiles and let you choose one.
Longer potentially-helpful page:
https://thunderbirdtweaks.blogspot.com/2019/09/i-lost-my-profilemail-on-update-to.html
I am new to Modx. I successfully installed and set up Modx on my laptop on localhost using xampp. However I would like to work on Modx on my desktop. I have copied over the htdocs onto my desktop. And have set up my database identically. When accessing Modx Manager, my username and password is said to be incorrect. I am using the same username and password and it works on my laptop (I have checked for typos). I do not understand why I am unable to log in. Can someone guide me so I can successfully work on my Modx on my desktop computer?
Often a stale session from your browser can prevent login. Try logging in from an incognito window.
Also, did you ensure that the MODX install on your desktop has the correct paths in config.core.php files? There's one in your document root, one in your manager folder, and one in your connectors folder.
Furthermore the paths and DB connection info need to be environment specific, in {core_path}/config/{config_key}.inc.php
When you migrated the site to your desktop, did you run the setup program again? Often that helps to fix paths, but you need to normalize the config.inc.php file first.
If you can access the database directly, you can change the hash_class value for your user in the modx_users table to hashing.modMD5 temporarily so that you can manually enter an MD5-hashed password. Maybe there's an issue with the PBKDF2 on your desktop local environment.
Some ideas to try, anyways.
I use Dreamweaver and I have a file (PhpTest.php) that I placed in the htdocs folder within the MAMP folder. I've assigned the testing server a name and I've specified a connection type (local/network) and appropriate server folder (a folder that doubles as the PhpTest.php Dreamweaver site folder). Now it's asking me to assign a website URL and I'm at a total loss. I've tried
http://localhost/PhpTest/
as well as the URL of the MAMP ready-page, but nothing's working (I use Chrome, and if it's not already apparent I'm only just now learning PHP).
Anyone have any ideas?
If PhpTest.php is in htdocs you should try:
http://localhost:8888/PhpTest.php
Have you started mamp? (You should start the server by double clicking on the mamp app icon)
To check that 8888 is the correct port you can click on the faq tab in the mamp launch web page .
While there are many questions here about a favicon not showing, I have one that is showing out of nowhere...
If I type in my browser http://localhost, I see the root of the web directory and no favicon.ico is there. Yet an icon shows up on the browser tab. If I type http://localhost/favicon.ico, the browser does show me the icon!
How can http://localhost/favicon.ico return something that does not exist?
I am using an iPlanet server linked to weblogic app container.
I searched for a favicon.ico in my entire web directory and weblogic domain, didn't find any (or rather: some others lying around but not the one I see).
I even searched for the string 'favicon.ico' in domain, web directory and iPlanet directory, in case it is in some configuration file, didn't find anything.
Any hint?
Edit: As pointed out by Sacha below, this is a default icon of the server. I would like to know where in the config it is located, and how to deactivate it. I found how to do that in documentation of iPlanet 7.0, but I am using iPlanet 6.0 and I can't find anything in the doc.
If there is no favicon.ico server displays a default one.It might be a xampp or wamp logo.If you want to customize put yours in your project root directory. Eg:- If your project name is saas put it in saas folder.
If going to localhost/favicon.ico shows you the icon, then it is there. I am not sure why it is not in the directory.
I was also facing the same problem in jBoss server of my jsp project in which the browser was showing by default server icon and there was no favicon.ico in my whole project directory
then i searched for the favicon on the server and it was there so i have remove that file from the server to remove any default favicon from my project.