As i have installed WAMP developer Pro recently and i have solved everything that it needed but the main problem is coming which is most important , i am unable to put my website online as i have made a url from WAMP developer and i have putted my all website file in it it is working fine in my as i type www.radharamnji.com it comes but other can not see it so please tell me how i can make it online so everyone can see it.
here is a pic of WAMP developer
If You Have A Website and domain You Have To Upload All Of Your Files To Host Public_html Folder.
If You Want to change your computer to a server you have to buy a valid IP and set dns settings and ...
If You Upload Your Files On The Internet YOu Have Too Change Your Adrress to Relative.
For Example Change The Adrress Of Picture From (http:/localhost/img/img1.jpg) To (img/img1.jpg).
The WAMP you are using has a guide for this located on its site's /howto section: "Enabling Online and Internet Access of Websites...".
Chances are:
Your Windows Firewall (and also anti-virus s/w such as McAfee) are blocking incoming port 80 and 443 TCP connections, and the httpd.exe process.
Your Router does not have any port-forwarding set up for WAN:80 to LAN:80.
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I have followed this guide in setting up my localtunnel:
https://www.hongkiat.com/blog/accessible-local-web-server/
however, when I run the following command lt –port 80 nothing is showing. I started looking for this solution since Facebook seems to have stopped localhost access to FB.iu() method for sharing content on their site.
I have tried running as admin while disabling firewall and McAfees Antivirus Scan. I have used ngrok before now too but Facebook rejects it for no clear reason.
Below is an image of the steps taken:
Managed to get my way around this localhost tunneling issue using ngrok.
I noticed I'm expected to add additional domain names under App Domains in Facebook APP settings. So I added ngrok.io as an additional APP Domain and WHALAH! everything started working for the FB.ui() method.
I am just about to go live with a website and am addressing security issues. The site has been public for some time but not linked to the search engines.
I log all incoming requests and today noticed this one:
GET /home/XXXXX/code/repositories/YYYYY-website/templates
where XXXXX is a sudo user on my server and YYYYY is my company name.
This is actually the structure of my Django project code.
My website is coded using Django and runs under Apache2 on Ubuntu.
My question is how can this guy possibly know the underlying code/directory structure on my server, in order to create this request?
Their IP is : 66.249.65.221.
They come up as 100% a hacker on https://ip-46.com
Any contributions welcome.
EDIT1 25/11/2019
With some helpful input from Loïc, I have done some investigation.
The Ubuntu 18.04 server is locked down as far as logging in goes - you can only get in with one of my private keys. The PostgreSQL is locked down - it will only accept connections from one IP where my dev machines reside. RabbitMQ is locked down - it won't accept ANY external incoming connections. The robots.txt allows all crawling but the robots meta restricts access to about 12 pages only.
Somebody who knows Django, would know how to form this directory path if they knew the Django project directory but they also have this relative to root on the server. The only place where this is available is in the Apache2 config file. Obviously Apache needs to know where to pick up the Django web server.
I am 99% sure that this 'hacker' got this via some sort of command to Apache. Everything is redirected to port 443 https. The above GET request doesn't actually do anything because the url doesn't exist.
So to make the question more refined. How can a hacker pull my Django absolute project path from my Apache2 config file?
There are a lot of different ways to learn about the directory structure of a given server.
The easiest usually being error logs;
If in your django settings, DEBUG is set to True, it is very easy for an attacker to get the directory structure of your project.
Then there is LFI, a security issue allowing an attacker to read local files. It's then possible to read some logs, or apache configuration to learn what is your project directory...
The problem could come from another service running on your server as well...
One cannot really give you a complete answer on this topic, as there are a lot of different ways this could happen.
Iv been using chrome as my main broswer for a while but have deciced to start using firefox to my surprise to see that my domain has an ssl issue.
I narrowed down the problem to my Amazon ec2 not having the .ca-bundle installed from when i set up my ssl.
thankfully i still have the email where i got my domain info and i have the .ca-bundle
How ever im not sure where to upload this to.
iv looked around on amazons faq page and its very confusing.
If anyone has some advice. let me know.
I managed to retrace my steps.
In my case i had to access my directory
/opt/bitnami/apache2/conf/
place the file www_example_com.ca-bundle in this directory
then goto
/opt/bitnami/apache2/conf/bitnami
Sudo nano bitnami.conf
And add the following line underneath my already set ssl and keys
SSLCertificateChainFile "/opt/bitnami/apache2/conf/www_example_com.ca-bundle"
I hope this helps anyone in the future.
I recently opened Wamp server after a long time I didn't touch it. It was fine back then, but when I try to open Wamp server now, I get an error that says
The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142).
In addition, the wamp icon is orange, while back then, it was green.
I have tried to search for a solution on the internet, but I wasn't able to find.
I have also noticed that when I try to open phpMyAdmin, the page says
#2002 - No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
The server is not responding (or the local server's socket is not correctly configured)
But i'm able to open my localhost start page (the one with the loaded extentions list).
Thanks for helping.
Same error after creators update 1703 (Windows 10).
Error: httpd.exe was unable to start correctly
Error code: 0xc0000142
I'll do a quick google search and see what this is about. I will get back for sure.
UPDATE: SOLUTION
WAMP has released a cumulative update to fix this. It is strongly encouraged that you apply this update after you’ve installed WAMP.
Wampserver update 3.0.8. Sourceforge.
Once you apply this fix, you will be able to start (Apache) WAMP normally.
Actually this error relate to Windows Firewall.
You can go to "Control Panel\System and Security\Windows Firewall\Allowed apps" after that click change settings and in Allow apps and feature find "Appache HTTP Server" and check public then click OK.
Verify your Windows Firewall Services is not running.
I faced the same issue after installing 64bit Wamp. While installing I was not prompted to allow http daemon by the firewall service.
Unsure what to do, I installed the 32bit Wamp & the firewall service prompted me to allow the http daemon.
Wamp started showing green!!
created and deployed a Web service application in a virtual directory using IIS 6.1. The client application works fine on the same machine. But it is not working in another machine where the client application is copied manually. Can any one help what went wrong?
In Internet explorer, The XML file is displayed in the same machine. But from other machine, 'Un able to open the page' error occurs.
Suggestions please...
Regards,
Baskaran A.
Did you check your firewall settings? Can you open other pages that are served by the same IIS webserver?
My first 2 guesses would be:
1) Firewall settings, as previously mentioned.
2) The client app has a hard coded path in it somewhere that ought to be a relative path or, perhaps a URL. Something along the lines of 127.0.0.1 or localhost or C:\... within the app or in its configuration file(s).