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  • Thread Starter andrewjones

    (@andrewjones)

    By stroke of luck I was meddling around in LiteServe (webserver app).

    I changed the association of .php file extension to php-cgi.exe (from php5isapi.dll) and clicked refresh on the install.php?step=2 and it worked. It created all the database tables and I can see the main blog pages….but now I am stuck again 🙂

    When I try to login to wp-login.php, I am encountering a similar problem as before. I enter the admin usernname and then the pw, click LOGIN, and it rests the page to wp-login with empty fields as it usually appears when loading. If I enter an incorrect pw, I get an error msg.

    I am guessing it has something to do with PHP and LiteServe.

    In LiteServe, I have the php file extension associated to the file php5isapi.dll. I have tried associating it to php.exe and php-cgi.exe, but sometimes index.php (main blog page) will not load and wp-login.php never loads, sometimes you see wp-login flicker quickly on the screen and it is then replaced with the usual “this page cannot be displayed”.

    I have spoken to the author of LiteServe, he reckons you should be able to associate any of the 3 – php.exe, php5isapi.dll; php-cgi.exe

    I am a newbie to PHP, CGI and ISAPI so I really do not know which is best.

    Any suggestions?

    Thread Starter andrewjones

    (@andrewjones)

    Thanks MWD!

    I have set to port 80, the only reason I set to 4661 as this is a test server and not my main server. I have changed it though to serve it up on port 80 now, so you can try (I don’t think it is going to make a difference though).

    http://www.rrigby.com/blog/

    Diane, no worries in order to solve this problem since I have opened up the wp webserver folder, anyone read the wp-config file. Once I have this problem solved, I will change the pw 🙂

    thanks for the help
    Andrew

    Thread Starter andrewjones

    (@andrewjones)

    http://www.rrigby.com:4661/blog/
    http://www.rrigby.com:4661/blog/wp-admin/install.php

    username – wordpress
    I have set the pw to 12345678

    thanks for the help!

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