Please vote for its submission!
And if you have any idea how to run its installer without either letting it install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable or using a sandbox, please feel free to share.
[ WinNMP / WTServer ] WT-NMP
Re: WT-NMP
That might have been something you asked about before creating a submission.lwc wrote:And if you have any idea how to run its installer without either letting it install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable or using a sandbox, please feel free to share.
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Reason: Deleted the bit about a required install as that makes *no* sense.
Reason: Deleted the bit about a required install as that makes *no* sense.
Re: WT-NMP
Couldn't the runtime files be identified and a place inside the program folder tested? This is a special kind of software that has broad appeal, especially with the web developers crowd...
WTServer (formerly WT-NMP)
I've submitted it in January 2016, but it's still set to Private.
Care to make it public?
It's a really useful portable software!
Care to make it public?
It's a really useful portable software!
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Re: WT-NMP
You're right, I've updated the (still private) listing accordingly.
Re: WinNMP (formerly WTServer / WT-NMP)
Topic update: wt-nmp/WTServer/WinNMP v19.07 released (https://winnmp.wtriple.com/changelog).
On a personal note, let it be known that I only upvote programs that I use myself -- or that I've used enough in the past as to be reasonably confident they'll stand on their own merit. Webservers are way too complex for that.
On further thought, the WT-NMP name of the software is kind of cryptic and it might be hindering its outreach. I'd advise the developers to change it to something like "WT Server" -- which I now notice they did, so how about "WiNMAP"?...
Sourceforge repo is at https://wtnmp.sourceforge.io/.
A portable, preconfigured, lightweight, fast and stable server stack for developing php mysql applications on windows, based on the excellent webserver Nginx. A lighter alternative to XAMPP and WAMP.
On a personal note, let it be known that I only upvote programs that I use myself -- or that I've used enough in the past as to be reasonably confident they'll stand on their own merit. Webservers are way too complex for that.
On further thought, the WT-NMP name of the software is kind of cryptic and it might be hindering its outreach. I'd advise the developers to change it to something like "WT Server" -- which I now notice they did, so how about "WiNMAP"?...
WinNMP was previously known as WTServer (for 2 years) and WT-NMP for (3 years).
Sourceforge repo is at https://wtnmp.sourceforge.io/.
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Re: [ WinNMP / WTServer ] WT-NMP
Usually you hear of WAMP (Windows Apache MySQL PHP) servers, in this case, WinNMP stands for Windows Nginx MariaDB PHP.
That's probably why it's named that way.
That's probably why it's named that way.
is it stealth?
Re: [ WinNMP / WTServer ] WT-NMP
Just bumping in case anyone wants to vote for it. It might be abandonware by now, but so are many other entries, and yet they're public. It was very good for its time.
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Re: [ WinNMP / WTServer ] WT-NMP
Sorry for being late to the party, but I voted. It's rare to include nginx in the package (the default is Apache for others), plus adminer for mysql administration. Cool!
TPFC uses nginx and mariadb in the backend, so conceivably it should be able to run under WT-NMP as a test environment.
BTW, I did download and install the package under Sandboxie to extract the files. The MSVC redistributable didn't bother me much (it took only a few secs and was gone before I could hit the cancel button). Getting the manager up-and-running, and loading the demo site in the web browser was a breeze.
TPFC uses nginx and mariadb in the backend, so conceivably it should be able to run under WT-NMP as a test environment.
BTW, I did download and install the package under Sandboxie to extract the files. The MSVC redistributable didn't bother me much (it took only a few secs and was gone before I could hit the cancel button). Getting the manager up-and-running, and loading the demo site in the web browser was a breeze.