02-25-2017, 07:40 PM
You should not need a static ip. I don't use one on any of my systems.
Here's the deal... in pretty much all cases 127.0.0.1 means localhost.
being able to go to localhost/mypage MIGHT not work if there's something going on with your dns as localhost actually makes a dns query to send itself back to your computer.
So, let me ask you:
how are you accessing the userspice setup?
is it
localhost/userspice
or 127.0.0.1/userspice (or whatever your page is)
Secondly. If you navigate away from the install page and go to phpmyadmin (via localhost or 127.) does it load? If not, is your mysql running? (if you go to your tool tray and right click the xampp logo, is mysql green?)
Thirdly? is there a chance that you have multiple server programs running (Like both WAMP and XAMPP)?
Here's the deal... in pretty much all cases 127.0.0.1 means localhost.
being able to go to localhost/mypage MIGHT not work if there's something going on with your dns as localhost actually makes a dns query to send itself back to your computer.
So, let me ask you:
how are you accessing the userspice setup?
is it
localhost/userspice
or 127.0.0.1/userspice (or whatever your page is)
Secondly. If you navigate away from the install page and go to phpmyadmin (via localhost or 127.) does it load? If not, is your mysql running? (if you go to your tool tray and right click the xampp logo, is mysql green?)
Thirdly? is there a chance that you have multiple server programs running (Like both WAMP and XAMPP)?