Re: [WebDNA] Using WebDNA with MAMP
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Jonathan Young wrote: > Unfortunately, I'm not entirely comfortable doing installations / configurations via Terminal yet. Which is one reason the MAMP thing is nice. > > But I'm willing to try your approach Donovan. > > I'm using Snow Leopard. Can I follow these steps?: > > http://maestric.com/doc/mac/apache_php_mysql_snow_leopard > > Thanks, > Jon That looks to me like an excellent reference. Yes, that I *would* recommend. It looks to be very thorough. Note: of course, anytime you get into php and mysql.. it's always good to glean a basic understanding of the commandline. A couple hints you can use when following the install above: 1.) 'vi' is a great commandline tool for making quick changes in text files. If you haven't already, first look this up on the internet and read about the basic editing procedures. 2.) When editing config files.. such as httpd.conf or php.ini.. I always end up using grep to first find the line number that you want to edit. Once that is found, you can then go straight to that line to edit it with vi. For example: grep -Hine 'date.timezone' php.ini That will tell you the line# Then: vi php.ini +
will get you straight there for editing. good luck! Donovan P.S. the interesting note about the Mac is that you can easily have an entire *64bit* MAMP server if you so choose. -- Donovan Brooke Euca Design Center [Practical-Ethical-Efficient] www.euca.us egg.bz artglass-forum.com
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Jonathan Young wrote: > Unfortunately, I'm not entirely comfortable doing installations / configurations via Terminal yet. Which is one reason the MAMP thing is nice. > > But I'm willing to try your approach Donovan. > > I'm using Snow Leopard. Can I follow these steps?: > > http://maestric.com/doc/mac/apache_php_mysql_snow_leopard > > Thanks, > Jon That looks to me like an excellent reference. Yes, that I *would* recommend. It looks to be very thorough. Note: of course, anytime you get into php and mysql.. it's always good to glean a basic understanding of the commandline. A couple hints you can use when following the install above: 1.) 'vi' is a great commandline tool for making quick changes in text files. If you haven't already, first look this up on the internet and read about the basic editing procedures. 2.) When editing config files.. such as httpd.conf or php.ini.. I always end up using grep to first find the line number that you want to edit. Once that is found, you can then go straight to that line to edit it with vi. For example: grep -Hine 'date.timezone' php.ini That will tell you the line# Then: vi php.ini + will get you straight there for editing. good luck! Donovan P.S. the interesting note about the Mac is that you can easily have an entire *64bit* MAMP server if you so choose. -- Donovan Brooke Euca Design Center [Practical-Ethical-Efficient] www.euca.us egg.bz artglass-forum.com
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