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XAMPP opt/lmapp/lampp start script is doing nothing

rated 0 times [ 13] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 85281 / 1 Year ago, thu, march 30, 2023, 3:31:25

I installed Xampp for Ubuntu 12.04. I was able to reach the Xampp splash page/index page. Then, when I clicked on myphpadmin, it wasn't working and I would get an error page.

So instead I tried restarting my computer. After restart I assumed Apache had to be restarted. So, I went to opt/lampp and typed lampp start. Nothing happens and I just get the directory and cursor again in my terminal. Below is the snippet.

root@ubuntu:/opt/lampp# lampp start

lampp: command not found

root@ubuntu:/opt/lampp#

Anyone have any clues?

Thank you!

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answered 1 Year ago piscen · Accepted Answer

This is happen when you don't give the correct path for the script. You should start XAMPP using:

./lampp start

or

/opt/lampp/lampp start

If you are not logged as root, you can use:

sudo /opt/lampp/lampp start

And if you add your /opt/lampp directory to your PATH, after you can start it with:

sudo lampp start