- #MAMP MYSQL SERVER NOT STARTING HOW TO#
- #MAMP MYSQL SERVER NOT STARTING PASSWORD#
- #MAMP MYSQL SERVER NOT STARTING DOWNLOAD#
Saving this AppleScript as an Application and adding it to the Login Items will work but it has one major problem the PASSWORD and USERNAME are stored in plain text.ĭo shell script "/Applications/MAMP/bin/startApache.sh &" password PASSWORD user name USERNAME with administrator privilegesĭo shell script "/Applications/MAMP/bin/startMysql.sh"ĪppleScript to start MAMP’s Apache and MySQL servers with user name and password stored in plain text Not ever having had any success using a launch daemon with MAMP the only alternative appeared to be AppleScript. However, I prefer using the standard ports for Apache: 80 and MySQL: 3306 and doing so requires I enter a password when MAMP starts as port 80 is a privileged or well-known port. Well, they will be if using the default MAMP ports for Apache: 8888 and MySQL: 8889.
As I’ve not found a solution to this, the script should no longer be used.
Consequently, MAMP is unable to stop any httpd processes started by the script. The script is unable to use this helper tool. I have spent two days reading and trying all the standard resolutions.: Recent versions of MAMP use a helper tool to start/stop Apache (httpd) if bound to a privileged port below 1024.
#MAMP MYSQL SERVER NOT STARTING HOW TO#
Have you any special knowledge of how to MODIFY Dreamweaver connectivity to see what every other mysql product sees instantly? Version after version of Dreamweaver NEVER gets this issue permanently resolved. I say this because I have worked with Dreamweaver since the 90’s on Windows machines. Only Dreamweaver is too stupid to find it. I now need ONE solution that FORCES Dreamweaver to use the proper connection string, to go looking for the same socket or data connection method that works by default. I put that folder into the MAMP installation to see if I could figure out how to use them.īut I can’t find information on how to set up HTTP tunnel.Īt any rate, PHPMyAdmin and Navicat Lite can connect to my mysql databases created inside MAMP.
#MAMP MYSQL SERVER NOT STARTING DOWNLOAD#
In the Navicat Lite download it included a folder with connection scripts for setting up HTTP Tunnel. I see in the connection files in Dreamweaver that in the MAC folder it says that it is going to use HTTP as the connection method if it detects that it is on a Mac computer. either localhost or localhost.8888 works, depending on whether I have started MAMP in 80 & 3306 or 8888 & 8889 for apache & mysql. The Dreamweaver site shows that my local and testing server urls are working. I have all the Dreamweaver site files in the Mamp htdocs folder. I have removed connections and started over. etc.īut every single connection that I create or try to re-use from days ago fails. I have changed PHP and Mysql ports back and forth between 8888 & 8889 to 80 & 3306, I have done terminal sudo commands to create a “symbolic” link between the mysql socket in MAMP in the Application folder etc. I have spent two days going from “solution” to solution. Navicat Lite which I just installed today sees my mysql databases perfectly and immediately.ĭreamweaver CS4 fails in every possible way to see the tables. Mamp’s PHP Admin sees databases just fine. I reinstalled MAMP after saving the db folder and reinstalling it. No more repeated crashes.īut I could not get the Dreamweaver connections actions to see databases any more. I had to get rid of a Configuration-1 that had formed. My Dreamweaver CS4 was also starting to crash. 2 days ago on my MacPro OS 10.6.8 I uploaded the latest Adobe updates.
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