Help With Hb Acc Maker Php

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Ghaleon
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Post by Ghaleon »

Okay I cant find any hb php guides..except for some very undetailed ones..here is what I did.

I use hb drk and kains version of 3.51.

I have easy php installed and downloaded. When I type in localhost in my browser it works and shows the logo.

I downloaded the phpscripts from magsecs site.

I open up the acc creater php, edit where my helbreath is installed in the lines.

I put in D\\IDA\\HBServer 3.51\\Account
(thats where my HB is installed)

then I put the php into the www folder.

Im behind a router, so I put in my external IP which is 24.81.81.82

Then I go to 24.81.81.82/AccountCreator in my browser it loads for awhile and just says server not found.

I also saved my acc creater php as .html too and it shows this

Image

I just need a guide please, I don't know what I did wrong...please make it in detail too.
Ghaleon
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Post by Ghaleon »

Okay now when I go to <a href='http://localhost//AccountCreator.php' target='_blank'>http://localhost//AccountCreator.php</a> it loads but that means only I can see it.

When I try and go to <a href='http://24.81.82.82//AccountCreator.php' target='_blank'>http://24.81.82.82//AccountCreator.php</a> it doesnt load...

WHY?!?!?
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Post by marleythe9 »

are you useing easyphp ???? if your useing easy php it has to do with the port the webserver is useing.. realy right now has do with the httpd file open it with your text editor and search prot youll see something like this
port 80
lol then just change the 80 to a diffrent port number becouse i dont know why wont work with port 80 but if you do that you can chang eit be like

<a href='http://yourip:port//index.html' target='_blank'>http://yourip:port//index.html</a>

sorry i posted befor i read lol ;) you are useing php :) thought soo....

the conf is in EasyPHP1-8\apache\conf\httpd.conf directory

:) have fun ;) with your own webserver :)....
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Post by Ghaleon »

Okay I went and configured apache I changed the configuartion file to this


#Listen 3000
#Listen 192.168.1.101:8080
Listen 127.0.0.1:8080

and the Port to

Port 8080

192.168.1.101 is my internal IP, my external is 24.81.82.82, neither work when I switch them around, I dont know if I should change the line Listen 127.0.0.1:8080 or not..
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Post by EvilHit »

<a href='http://24.81.82.82/AccountCreator.php' target='_blank'>http://24.81.82.82/AccountCreator.php</a> this is the rite way and u need php
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Post by Stik »

your on the right track ,but!
1st you need to add Listen 80
2nd you may need to forward port 80 in your router setup
this worked for me
Ghaleon
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Post by Ghaleon »

Okay here my config file for apache in easy php.

#Listen 80
#Listen 24.81.82.82:80
Listen 127.0.0.1:80

Port 80

I go to <a href='http://24.81.82.82/AccountMaker.php' target='_blank'>http://24.81.82.82/AccountMaker.php</a> it loads nothing...
but..

if i go to <a href='http://24.81.82.82:8080/AccountMaker.php' target='_blank'>http://24.81.82.82:8080/AccountMaker.php</a> it downloads the text php file..

This is so retarded...nothing ever works for me.
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Post by sailent »

I cant even see the last one, aslike the first one..
Tho, it probabbly downloads becuase you have Macromedia Dreamweaver+IE, you should open that with FireFox maybe.. <_<
Like stik sayd, you need to port forward port number 80. (if you have router)
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Post by Stik »

Ghaleon wrote: Okay here my config file for apache in easy php.

#Listen 80
#Listen 24.81.82.82:80
Listen 127.0.0.1:80

Port 80

I go to <a href='http://24.81.82.82/AccountMaker.php' target='_blank'>http://24.81.82.82/AccountMaker.php</a> it loads nothing...
but..

if i go to <a href='http://24.81.82.82:8080/AccountMaker.php' target='_blank'>http://24.81.82.82:8080/AccountMaker.php</a> it downloads the text php file..

This is so retarded...nothing ever works for me.
remove the # before listen 80
add a # before listen 127.0.0.1 80
the # means it takes no notice of that line


Listen 80
#Listen 24.81.82.82:80
#Listen 127.0.0.1:80
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Post by marleythe9 »

hmm thats wierd if it still comes up with all that txt crap on the bottom.. that means for some reason your php not working correctly.... make sure all servers are start on easy php.... easy php suppos be easy dont make it more complicated then it realy is

in easy php all you realy have to do is donwload it install it

and cfg the port to something besides 80, if you leave it as 80 it interferes with crap .. if you read easy php instructions it will tell you to change the port :)... dont know why but then after you cfg it all you do is start the server up :)

put all your php in the www folder of easyphp directory then just go to the url like <a href='http://hbmt9.no-ip.biz:81/index.html' target='_blank'>http://hbmt9.no-ip.biz:81/index.html</a>

i use easy php

like right now that link is linking into my www folder to my index.html :)

not too hard ;) if you still cant get it public be sure to forword the port if you have a firewall
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Ghaleon
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Post by Ghaleon »

i got it working and its running on port 80 so thanks for all your help guys
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Post by marleythe9 »

ya :) goodjob... most time your ISP dont allow be hosted on port 80
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