#MAMP FOR MAC PHP 5.4 INSTALL#
#MAMP FOR MAC PHP 5.4 UPDATE#
#MAMP FOR MAC PHP 5.4 FULL#

So make a note that when you update MAMP (or if you toggle between PHP versions) you will need to reconfigure the sendmail_path in your php.ini. When MAMP updates are installed, they generally include updated versions of PHP, and configuration changes to the php.ini are usually lost. Using either of these in the sendmail config seemed to work in my use case, but I kept 1.0.0 in the config.

#MAMP FOR MAC PHP 5.4 INSTALL#

My homebrew install contained both 0.2.1 and 1.0.0. To find the current version run $ brew info mailhog. Change value to below: sendmail_path = /usr/local/Cellar/mailhog/1.0.0/bin/MailHog sendmail MailHog version is 1.0.0. Search for sendmail_path in your php.ini, by default is is commented out, uncomment it. Lastly, we need to configure MAMP's PHP to use MailHog.Įdit the php.ini for the version of PHP you are using with MAMP.In MAMP: File > Edit Template > PHP (php.ini) > 7.1.8 (latest PHP MAMP includes at the time of writing this). Now you can access MailHog at it's default location, Open up terminal for the following steps. ↳ 1.Install MailHog with MAMP Pro, using HomeBrew.įirst let's make sure HB is updated.↳ 2.5 - Installation, migration et mise à jour.↳ 3.x - Installation, migration et mise à jour.↳ 3.x - Questions générales, nouvel utilisateur.↳ Joomla 1.0 (Udgået version, der blev afløst af 1.5 i 2008).↳ Joomla 1.5 (Tidligere langtidssupporteret version indtil sep.↳ Ældre versioner (disse vedligeholdes ikke længere fra officiel side).↳ Installation, backup, opdatering og flytning - Godt igang.↳ Joomla! 3.x (Anbefalet til nye installationer.↳ 3rd Party/Non Joomla! Security Issues.↳ Joomla! 1.0 - End of Life 22 July 2009.

↳ Search Engine Optimization (Joomla! SEO) in Joomla! 1.5.↳ Migrating and Upgrading to Joomla! 1.5.↳ Search Engine Optimization (Joomla! SEO) in Joomla! 2.5.↳ Migrating and Upgrading to Joomla! 2.5.↳ Access Control List (ACL) in Joomla! 2.5.↳ Search Engine Optimization (Joomla! SEO) in Joomla! 3.x.↳ Migrating and Upgrading to Joomla! 3.x.The 'intl' extension isn't included/activated and I've tried a lot of different ways to install it ('./pecl install intl' doesn't seem to do it), but can't make it work. ↳ Access Control List (ACL) in Joomla! 3.x Ok, I'm running MAMP 1.9.5, which includes PHP 5.3.5, on my MacBook Pro.Joomla! 3.x - Ask Support Questions Here.↳ Search Engine Optimization (Joomla! SEO) in Joomla! 4.x.↳ Migrating and Upgrading to Joomla! 4.x.Joomla! 4.x - Ask Support Questions Here.tar file will extract its contents to your home folder. Just make sure you change directory to the joomla root as per #1 above, or else the. Just drag and drop the folder and/or file name onto the terminal window to insert the path and/or file name into the terminal command

#MAMP FOR MAC PHP 5.4 FULL#

Here's a nice little trick that will save you having to type the paths and full file names. Navigate to your root joomla directory by typing:Ĭd then your joomla directory (example- /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/JOOMLA)Įxtract the GZ file you downloaded by typing: Open a Terminal window (it's in the utilities folder). Place the downloaded file in your root joomla directory. To all of you who are like me, here are the more specific commands I learned doing this by following Amin7b5 instructions.ĭownloaded the. I am not very comfortable in the Terminal but I thought I would give it a try. There are several Mac apps or even automator actions you could choose from to do this for you.

I do agree with you that in this scenario with a MAMP installation (or any localhost setup), that the solution is synchronizing the folders so that only new files are copied across. If you drop a whole folder, say 'components', into the 'admin' folder, then the Finder will ask you if you want to replace the existing folder 'components' that was already in there with the folder you are moving, which is not strange at all. Just to be clear, if you drop a single file from folder 'A' into folder 'B' in the Finder, it will only overwrite the file with the same name in folder 'B' and nothing will happen to your other 5000 files. Tonie, if you don't use a Mac, you're not really qualified to say anything about how the Finder is (or isn't) working, or to make statements about where the problem lies. This is not 'copying over files', it's synchronization and that's something totally different. If you had a directory with 5000 files in it, and you drop one file with 'Finder' over it, all 5000 files would theoretically be gone. What I find rather strange is that a default setting for a tool is to destroy the end result, and just copy over the files. If this would have been around for a far longer time, the number of threads regarding this would be far, far bigger (there are a few more ways to get a blank page than this one). Joomla has been around for nearly three years now, and we had 20 releases so far. Tonie wrote:This is bound to be a new problem with the Mac.

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