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I want to send a post request to my website. But it looks like my POST request doesn't get through.

My PHP file where I need to send my POST request

I am attempting to move a live website to a localhost for testing purposes and I cannot get the website to load. When I go to localhost:8888/example my browser loads the page indefinitely and displays only a blank white page.

The steps I've taken to migrate from live to local are from this tutorial

1. Install free version of MAMP
2. Import my live database using phpMyAdmin on MAMP
3. Change all instances of http://www.example.com to http://localhost:8888/example using this tool
4. Install WordPress in my local website's directory called 'example'
5. Copy over wp-content and wp-config.php to 'example'

6. Configure wp-config.php with

   define('DB_NAME', 'myDatabase'); define('DB_USER', 'myUserName'); define('DB_PASSWORD', 'myPassword'); define('DB_HOST', 'localhost:8888');

7. Navigate to localhost:8888/example

Then, nothing happens.

Here are the results of apache_error.log

I have two search boxes one for desktop and another for mobile version. On form submit the GET request is firing twice! I thought it was the issue of two same form on the same page BUT I removed the mobile version and still on form submit it's firing two GET requests.

Desktop version:

I am having problems with setting a virtual host in MAMP. I have already gone through numerous stackoverflow posts and blog articles but nothing works. When I visit http://slimphp or slimphp:8888 I always end up in the htdocs and the page shows my the contents of this folder. I have tried clearing the DNS entries like it was mentioned here[Virtual hosts not working on MAMP. Basically I have tried everything mentioned in these articles:

• How to create virtual hosts in MAMP?
• Virtual hosts not working on MAMP
• https://medium.com/@wilbo/adding-a-virtual-host-in-mamp-for-mac-a6c717cc0475

I am on a MacBook Pro running macOS Mojave and MAMP 5.1.

I don't know what else to try. This is the content of the relevant files. Any ideas?

httpd.conf

In attempting to replicate our production servers on my local machine I have created a 'Directory Alias' in Homestead's VirtualHost conf. However, regardles of the many settings I try from various Stackoverflow posts, I keep getting the same 404 not found response in the browser. Hoping someone can help me troubleshoot this?

In Homestead I have swapped Nginx for Apache and restructured the location of the server root and project files to match our production servers. Here is my Homestead.yaml file:

I keep getting spam attempts from a single IP address at a time (though this single IP address changes daily) trying to lucky-guess executable files on my web server. They all trace back to the same place - Tencent Cloud Computing in China. These spam attempts keep crashing the server, rendering the website inaccessible. How can I stop this?

I have tried contacting the network abuse email and calling my ISP to see if there's anything they could do, but to no avail.

Example Apache log shown below.

As part of a web-based project I work on, we generate new "sites" which are accessed by passing in a different parameter to $_GET. All of the sites live in /usr/local/sites. None of the sites are owned (either user or group) by the user we use (hwphp, www-data is the default apache user still), but the user is in the group so can read all files in the directories.

I have a python script that generates sites and after running it, half the time when I try and visit it by going to http://localhost/index.php?site=newsite I get File not found: /var/local/sites/newsite/config/config.ini though running PHP CLI it can find the file and hwphp user can read it just fine, just when I go through PHP-FPM/Apache it fails.

Here's my pool configuration:

I want to set up lighttpd on my remote ubuntu server and launch flask app but I have some troubles when I use systemctl restart lighttpd

Here is error logs:

systemctl status lighttpd

I had a functioning setup on Ubuntu 14.04 with Lighttpd 1.4.33 installed via apt which passed to git-http-backend for git http pull/push. This was authenticated via ldap. A new requirement for ldap group lookups meant I needed to update lighttpd to support it.

As lighttpd only goes upto 1.4.33 on trusty/universe the old version was removed, a copy of Lighttpd 1.4.51 was downloaded and complied from source with: