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He’s ⅓ of Ind.ie, a tiny social enterprise working for social justice in the digital age. The search doesnt really work with the version number so just browse: Īral Balkan is an activist, designer, and developer. They do not provide them on the official MAMP web site and I couldn't find them else on the web.Įspecially I'm looking for Versions including PHP 5.0.3 I would like to know the release notes of MAMP, older than Version: 1.3

Version with PHP 5.0.3 | Release notes of old MAMP Versions.

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īy » Archive du blog » Sacré MAMP! on 20:20:07 Et apparemment, je suis pas la seule à avoir eu ce problème… Merci à Aral Balkan pour le tuyau.And, unfortunately, too many apps are starting to get 'smart' with their installers on the Mac - especially those with fancy copy protection schemes (we won't name names now.) So yes, it basically makes having a development environment as easy as running a regular Mac app - which is its biggest feature.

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Compared to having to install those components on your Mac yourself, it's simple.

the great thing about it? Aral, please :).If you want me to write up some more specific details let me know. That way you can just type, 'project_x' into your browser and it will find your files. For me that folder is always the deploy folder in my FDT project in Eclipse. You can also set up MAMP to work with vitual servers, it involves creating 'machines' in NetInfo Manager and adding the virtual server to the apache conf.httpd file which points to a folder anywhere on your machine.There you go: Now you have a simple way to test with multiple versions of PHP, etc. If you are going to test with multiple versions of MAMP, it would make sense to move your htdocs folder somewhere outside the MAMP app and set your MAMP Document Root (under Preferences -> Apache) on your various MAMP installs to point to this one place.

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On the results page, click the appropriate link to download that version of MAMP.

Go to this search page on SourceForge and enter the version number of MAMP that you want.

Go to the MAMP releases page and find the release that you want.

I found it difficult to track down older versions of MAMP so I thought I'd outline the process here for anyone else who might want to test their apps with different versions of PHP, Apache, etc.ĭownloading an older MAMP release is a three-step process: (This is how all apps should work.)Īnyway, since I want SWX to work on as many versions of PHP as possible, today, I tried to track down a version of MAMP that contained a version of PHP that I know is causing problems (5.1.2).

It doesn't mess with anything on your system and if you want to, you can just erase the MAMP app and it's gone. The great thing about it is that it has a very simple installation process (just drag the app to your Applications folder) and that it is entirely self-contained. It also happens to be my development server of choice and what I'm using to test SWX on. I try to find and install an older version, apparently the archived version isn’t old enough.MAMP stands for Macintosh, Apache, Mysql and PHP.

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I have a second mac mini, new but identical 2nd machine, fresh MacOS, lastest MacOS on both: Mamp pro installed on both, neither will let me choose anything as root dir except from Users dir.Īlso, I have seen the message dialogue presented by Mamp saying: “Older versions would let you use … folders. Library … even though it has retained it as path to my root dir. If I create a new host on the original machine…it also will no longer let me in. When I first setup MAMP over a year ago on an identical mac mini, it would let me select harddrive/Library/…

How do I check this… I do not know what they should be… and how do I fix it? When I navigate to to my hd and select Library (trying to go from there to Webserver, where I normally would put the site) it’s not accessible by MAMP, only USERS dir is accessible (readable).

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