A good memory is not as good as a bad pen. It feels uncomfortable to wander in the same pit twice!
After wamp2.5 was installed, I manually reset the default root directory of apach. But I found that this machine can be accessed, but others cannot.
The prompt message is: Forbidden you dont hava permission to access * on the server You don’t have permission to access
I have encountered this problem before, but I just vaguely remember what configuration file was modified, and changed it Directory permissions are enough.
After searching, I found that all the lines with ‘deny’ should be replaced with ‘Allow from all’. I tested it myself but it didn’t work.
With all kinds of entanglements and desperation, I tried to study phpmyadmin given by others. This is the best example.
In the phpmyadmin.conf file under /wamp/alias, the following comments are written in the first few lines of the document:
# to give access to phpmyadmin from outside
# replace the lines
#
#Require local
#
# by
#
# Require all granted
#
At this point, the answer is obvious.
So I found the apache2.4.9confhttpd.conf file and replaced the last line of the
'Require local' with 'Require all granted'
At this point, the problem is solved!
When you encounter problems when you are not familiar with something, the best solution comes from Demo!
Wamp is integrated! Very simple! Just download and install it! If it doesn’t work, remove it again! Nothing rare
After downloading, you can install it with all default options and run it.
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