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# Troubleshooting & Frequently Asked Questions
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Common issues you might encounter while using Multi-PHP and how to fix them.
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## 🚫 Service Fails to Start
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This is often caused by **port conflicts** with other software.
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- **Nginx & Apache (Port 80/443)**: Check if Skype, IIS, or another XAMPP/WAMP environment is running and using Port 80.
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- **MariaDB (Port 3306)**: Check if you have an existing MySQL or MariaDB installation running.
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- **Solution**: Go to `Settings > General` and change the conflicting port to something else (e.g., Change Nginx to 8080 or MariaDB to 3307).
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## ❌ PHP Error: "No input file specified"
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This usually means Nginx or Apache cannot find your project's PHP files.
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- **Verify Project Path**: Check if the project path in "My Projects" is correct.
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- **Trailing Slash**: Ensure your project path doesn't end with an extra trailing slash unless necessary.
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- **Restart Services**: Try stopping all services and starting them again.
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## 🔒 403 Forbidden Access
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Permissions or configuration issues can block access to your local site.
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- **Index File Missing**: Ensure your project folder contains an `index.php` or `index.html`.
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- **Nginx Config**: If using Nginx, check the project-specific configuration for any manual `deny` rules.
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- **Directory Indexing**: By default, Multi-PHP allows directory indexing. If it's blocked, you must have an index file.
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## 💻 CLI Commands (php, mysql) Not Working
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- **PATH Not Updated**: You must click "Sync Commands" in the CLI settings.
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- **Terminal Window**: Close and reopen your terminal (CMD, PowerShell) for the changes to take effect.
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- **Check Integration**: Ensure the "System PATH Integration" toggle is ON.
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> [!TIP]
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> If you're still having trouble, check the **"Service Logs"** for detailed error messages from the PHP, Nginx, or MariaDB binaries.
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