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Stop “System” process using port 80 [How To]

March 9th, 2010  |  by teocomi  |  published in Tips&Tricks

Running XAMPP or WAMP as local web servers is extremely useful to test websites, but sometimes it gets pretty annoying when other processes use port 80 (i.e. skype) so that Apache can’t start.
Recently I had the process “System” using that port, and I couldn’t help stopping it! Finilally google gave me the right solution:
You can [...]

Test email locally [Papercut]

October 28th, 2009  |  by teocomi  |  published in Resources

In a previuos post I explained how to run a local web server, yeah that was very easy and cool. But what if you try to use your Mercury Mail to test some applications? Well, if you are as lucky as me you will have lots of troubles. So, instead of having to configure SMTP [...]

Run a local web server, easily

October 26th, 2009  |  by teocomi  |  published in Flex 4, PHP, Resources

Have you ever wondered how to test your PHP (for instance) files locally? Well I never did, till I found XAMP. It is a great tool to quickly install on your computer with no hassle Apache, MySQL, PHP + PEAR, Perl… There are different distributions for Windows, Mac OS, Linux and Solaris.
It became essential for [...]

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