While trying to install receiving "Can't reach this page "

[TGSTech]

Using http://yoursite.com/my_dadabik_directory/install.php, replacing "yoursite" with localhost. Can't install DaDaBik. Please help.

DaDaBIK version = 11.2, browser= edge, operating system= Win 10 (up to date), DBMS = Mysql 5.1.47, Web server = 8.2.0 , Apache/2.4.58

 

[TGSTech]

Correction to orig. post. "Can't reach this page" Error. Can't install DaDaBik. Please help.

 

[deep64blue]

Have you checked your apache logs for any errors?

 

[TGSTech]

Yes, file is attached. Many thanks for your help!!!

 

[TGSTech]

I followed the command line path and all of those directories and files exist. This part of the path "\\httpd.exe -d C:/wamp64/bin/apache/apache2.4.58" exists but in my untrained eye appears to dead end because there's no file reference. Ends with a folder name.

Here is the installation instructions from the DaDaBik manual:

Installation​

1. READ the requirements
2. Copy all the files contained in the program_files folder in a directory of your choice under your Web server, e.g. "my_dadabik_directory"
3. Open the file /include/config_custom.php with a plain text editor and set the value of the required parameters (see here for further details)
4. Run the file http://yoursite.com/my_dadabik_directory/install.php to install DaDaBIK
5. Have fun!

Again, many thanks for your assistance!!!!

 

[deep64blue]

That log looks fairly normal.

Can you get to the default apache page - https:\\localhost?

Can you load a basic test php script e.g. https:\\localhost\test.php

Contents of test.php

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

 

[TGSTech]

One more thing, This is a new server install. Used WAMPServer to create the server. Entering "localhost" in the URL command line successfully displays the WAMPServer menu. Created one localhost to display a simple php file and that was successful.

That log looks fairly normal.

Can you get to the default apache page - https:\\localhost?

Can you load a basic test php script e.g. https:\\localhost\test.php

Contents of test.php

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

That log looks fairly normal.

Can you get to the default apache page - https:\\localhost?

Can you load a basic test php script e.g. https:\\localhost\test.php

Contents of test.php

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

yes, localhost responds with the menu page just fine.

https:\\localhost\test.php created the following error.

Hmmm… can't reach this page​

localhost refused to connect."

I did create a test project in www folder and created a virtual host. That was successful.

Created the server with wampserver. I created a project in the www folder and created a virtual host pointing to it. That was successful. Cannot seem to make anything work with localhost beyond the menu. Tried https://localhost/my_dadabik_directory/test.php Same error as above. Although it may have been there, until today, i had not seen the "refused to connect" message before. Many thanks for sticking with me through this.

 

[deep64blue]

Tried https://localhost/my_dadabik_directory/test.php Same error as above.

OK this has confirmed it's not a Dadabik issue then, there is something wrong with your web server.Can you post the configuration for the simple php file and for the dadabik one so we can compare them.

 

[TGSTech]

First of all my wamp icon in the system tray is Green so server is hot.
I am terribly sorry for am not sure what your asking for. I doubt i hit the mark. Want to see config of the two virtual hosts? How do i that? Only config files i am aware of are for DaDaBik in the "include" folder.

Have two virtual hosts, localhost and colabsthost.
colabsthost is pointing to a project in wamp64\www\ColAbst\. Entering colabsthost <enter> or launching it from wampserver home page, and it responds by listing the contents of the index.html file that i created as a test. That is the success i spoke about earlier. index.html is located at wamp64\www\ColAbst\index.html.

localhost <enter> responds with the wamp homepage. See attached. NOt sure what local host is pointing to. I assume it's files and folders in the wamp64 folder.

The "refused to connect" in the error message i spoke about in my last msg, makes me think there is a permissions problem.

Looking forward to hearing from you. Many thanks.

 

[deep64blue]

Thanks that's helpful however I don't run websites on Windows and especially desktop versions like W10 so not sure how much more I can help.

One thing would be to click on the link for "PHP extensions" on your menu and ensure ioncube is loaded, you'll need version 13 as you're running PHP 8.2. However this wouldn't normally cause the error you are reporting.

 

[TGSTech]

Understand. Will check ioncube and thanks for that. Will post in the WampServer forum next. Thank you so much for your time and patience!!