Windows Apache 64?

[Khayman]

Does anyone know of a version of apache that will run on x64? or perhaps a easy way of having mysql and php run under IIS?

OR

tell me wWhy apache won't run under x64, as I installed it and it went fine, the services say they are running but localhost is not found

 

[LordOfLA]

check your hosts file

if you dont see an entry saying 127.0.0.1 <tab> localhost then add one and reboot

If there is one - get yourself something like mingw if you dont have visual studio and compile apache under windows, should work then.

Alternatively dont run it as a service run is as a background application. It may be that the apache 32 bit service doesnt get on with x64's registry hocus-pocus.

 

[SPeedY_B]

To get PHP running under IIS just install it, the installer will configure IIS for you:

PHP 5.0.4 installer [2,272Kb] - 31 Mar 2005
(CGI only, packaged as Windows installer to install and configure PHP, and automatically configure IIS, PWS and Xitami, with manual configuration for other servers. N.B. no external extensions included)

Same goes for MySQL really: http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/4.1/installer.html

To my knowledge, none of the Windows binaries for Apache HTTPd have been compiled for x64, which could be causing a problem, which version are you using ? 1.3 / 2.0 / 2.1 ?

 

[Electronic Punk]

Apache works fine under x64 mate

 

[Steevo]

Or add anything to your hosts file and type "nbtstat -R" in a cmd window.

 

[Khayman]

Apache works fine under x64 mate

Oh of course! now that you say it I realise I didn't even bother to try it at all and just assumed it didn't work.

 

[Khayman]

To get PHP running under IIS just install it, the installer will configure IIS for you:
Same goes for MySQL really: http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/4.1/installer.html

To my knowledge, none of the Windows binaries for Apache HTTPd have been compiled for x64, which could be causing a problem, which version are you using ? 1.3 / 2.0 / 2.1 ?

Cheers Speedy

Not quite as simple as they make out, still requires some manual duehicky to get it to work. Plus IIS (on xp) only supports 1 website (i wanted o set up sub domains on localhost). Bit of an ass. But all working now