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Upgrade AppServ[edit]
AppServ | v.2.5.10 -> 2.6.0 |
- backup folder X:/AppServ/
- backup the PHP configuration file which located C:\Windows\php.ini
- backup the MySQL data which located X:/AppServ/MySQL/data
- stop the Apache & mysql services
install the AppServ installer
change the configuration file
- PHP config file: copy the file X:/AppServ/php6/php.ini-recommended and copy to C:\Windows\php.ini
- If any change of the PHP config file, you need to restart the Apache service
- To verify your change of PHP config file, you can use PHP: phpinfo to output information about PHP's configuration or type php -m to show the loaded modules in console mode[1]
- (optional) enable the MySQL modules
extension=php_mysql.dll extension=php_mysqli.dll extension=php_pdo.dll extension=php_pdo_mysql.dll
Change the default install directory of AppServ[edit]
AppServ | v.2.5.10 |
Change the default install directory of AppServ from C:\AppServ to X:\AppServ
- Stop the AppServ service: Apache & MySQL services
- Move the files from C:\AppServ to X:\AppServ
- change the path of configuration file: httpd.conf, my.ini & php.ini
- search the string: C:/AppServ/ and replace with the new path: X:/AppServ/
- change the registry (path of service)
- input Windows + r to open the console window
- and input regedit to launch the registry editor
- search the string: C:\AppServ\ and replace with the new path: X:\AppServ\
- close the registry editor
- start the AppServ service: Apache & MySQL services. And good luck!
References[edit]
related page: XAMPP, Troubleshooting of PHP errors