- #MAMP PRO TRIAL FOR MAC#
- #MAMP PRO TRIAL MAC OS X#
- #MAMP PRO TRIAL INSTALL#
- #MAMP PRO TRIAL PASSWORD#
- #MAMP PRO TRIAL LICENSE#
Include /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/extra/nf Scroll to line 570 and delete the # (hash symbol) at beginning of this line to remove the comment:
To turn on virtual hosts, enable the Include httpd-vhosts directive. Open the Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/nf file in TextWrangler. #MAMP PRO TRIAL PASSWORD#
You will need to enter your administrator's password to confirm the changes.Įdit nf and nf files
Add the names of the your two virtual hosts as follows:. Type private/etc/hosts in search box, select the file found and click Open. If you can't find it, choose File > Open File by Name. Set the Enable option to Everything and mark the hidden files checkbox in Open dialog box, then navigate to /private/etc/hosts. IMPORTANT: To open the hidden hosts file in TextWrangler, choose File > Open. The in234 folder will hold tutorial files, and the project folder will hold your homework projects.īe sure you have stopped your servers before proceeding. Inside the Sites folder, create two subfolders: in234 and project. If you don't already have one, create a Sites directory in your home directory. Open Finder and navigate to /Users/your_username/Sites/ Note: El Capitan and possibly Yosemite do not ship with a Sites directory. Edit the Apache configuration file to register each Virtual Host in the web server (one for each site you want to test locally on your computer). Add a new entry to your computer's hosts file that specifies the local domain name of each site on your local computer. Refer to Modify php.ini for MAMP (Mac) for details on editing the php.ini file before you setup your virtual hosts.Ĭreating a Virtual Host is a 2-step process: When ready to edit your php.ini file, be sure to Stop Servers (MAMP Control Panel). Scroll down to the Core section and compare your values with those in Configuring PHP so you'll know what directives you need to change in your php.ini file. When the start page opens in your default browser, click phpinfo link (or click phpinfo tab). In MAMP Control Panel, click Start Servers and enter your Mac administrator's password. Now, you're ready to test your PHP installation. Click Done and close System Preferences. 
FTP is generally considered the standard for editing websites remotely, and Dreamweaver uses FTP (and its more secure sibling, SFTP) to manage sites.
Make sure Share files and folders using FTP is selected. Check File Sharing and click the Options button. 
Make sure that Web Sharing is not selected.If you have a newer version like Yosemite and El Capitan, just skip this and File Sharing options in steps 16-19. Open System Preferences, and select Sharing (Internet & Wireless category).Before testing your installation, you should also check related System Preferences.Select PHP tab and choose PHP 5.6.2 (if necessary).Set Nginx Port to 8080 (cannot be the same as Apache, which should be port 80). Select Ports tab (top) and click Set Web & MySQL ports to 80 & 3306.In MAMP control panel, click Preferences.
Because non-standard ports can be problematic, you should reset the Apache and MySQL Ports to standard default ports of.
#MAMP PRO TRIAL MAC OS X#
The default MAMP installation uses non-standard ports, because the Apache server that ships with Mac OS X is already configured to use port 80 (though it's not turned on by default).Click Stop Servers to stop Apache and MySQL servers.You will be prompted to enter your Mac administrator's password, which is normal when starting or stopping servers. Click Start Servers to start Apache and MySQL servers.When installation is finished, open the MAMP Control Widget ( Applications > MAMP folder).Note: Administrator permission is also required to start/stop the Apache and MySQL servers.
#MAMP PRO TRIAL INSTALL#
Click the Install button, enter your Mac Administrator password, and click OK.
#MAMP PRO TRIAL LICENSE#
Accept all suggested defaults and click Agree when license agreement is displayed. To run the installer, double-click the MAMP_MAMP_Pro_3.5.pkg file. Head to the MAMP website and download the current version of MAMP (3.5 as of Jan, 2016). Installation and Configuration Instructions: This guide contains installation and configuration instructions for MAMP on Mac. #MAMP PRO TRIAL FOR MAC#
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