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Image:Icon_Mac_40px.png MAMP — personal Mac webserver

The abbreviation MAMP stands for: Macintosh, Apache, MySql and PHP. With just a few mouse-clicks, you can install Apache, PHP and MySQL for Mac OS X!

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About MAMP

MAMP is a Mac Application that turns your computer into a websever. There are free and pro versions.

Installing MAMP

  1. Download MAMP installer from mamp.info/... website.
  2. Mount disk image by double-clicking .dmg file.
  3. Copy the 'MAMP' folder to your 'Applications' folder.
  4. Launch the MAMP application.
  5. Set Start/Stop settings.
  6. Set Ports settings:
    • MAMP default settings are:
      • Apache Port: 8888
      • MySQL Port: 8889
    • Standard Web default settings are (to use these Mac Web Sharing must be turned off!):
      • Apache Port: 80
      • MySQL Port: 3306
  7. Set PHP version, extras
  8. Set Apache root folder htdocs. Notice the webserver folder structure, which you should regularly backup:
    • bin — apache, php4/5, sql software
    • cgi-bin — cgi scripts
    • conf — configuration files
    • db — mysql and sqlite software
    • htdocs — YOUR WEBSITE
    • Library — extras
    • licenses — copyrights
    • logs — error logs
    • tmp — temporary files (eaccelerator)
  9. Click on the Open star page button to load the MAMP start page into your browser. Use the buttons to access:
    • phpInfo
    • phpMyAdmin
    • SQLiteManager
    • FAQ


Image:Icon Resources 20px.png Macintosh Links

Official Apple Resources

Unofficial Mac Resources

  • applelinks.com — Apple Links Macintosh news, reviews and how-to guides.
  • iusethis.com OSX — I Use This digg style site for sharing info on the best applications for your computer.
  • macblogger.net — Mac Blogger rumours and reviews of what's coming out from Apple.
  • maczealots.com — Mac Zealots community site with excellent Articles, Reviews, Tutorials and User Requests about Mac hardware and software.
  • versiontracker.com — download the latest Mac OSX software.

Mac User Guides & Tutorials


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