In the MAMP menu bar>> Tools - I am seeing this:
phpMyAdmin(needs PHP5.5x to 7.0x)
SQLite Manager (needs PHP5.2.x or 5.3.x)
I have 8 sites on one shared database developed locally using MAMP. Never had a problem in the past. I cannot access any of the sites via localhost. - the last site I worked on required a newer version of PHP and I added V7.1.1 - the prior sites are run on earlier PHP versions, built full site using php 7.1.1 locally no problem. - That said, currently
none of the sites will open via localhost.
The only thing I can think of is that I may have upgraded to OS Sierra and maybe that threw off a file? I called Apple they recommend not touching the Apache settings. I reinstalled Mamp, no change.
OS Sierra 10.12.3
MAMP V.4.1.1
PHP V. 7.1.1
I can connect to the internet, and my firewall is off.
I checked my host file - everything is there that should be with the exception of : "sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder" which I read in an earlier thread - do I need this?
localhost connection message:
"Unable to connect
Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at localhost:8888."
I thought that by downloading the lastest version of MAMP I would be recieving the latest package of software such as apache,mysqyl and phpMyAdmin?
I humbly ask for any insight and thank you in advance!
I'm having this same issue and just found this on google:
After you run the servers on MAMP/MAMP PRO
TRY THIS:
localhost:8888/phpmyadmin
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I am working on an old website (created in 2008) which is functional on its production site but has developed an issue on my localhost server. I can call up the localhost address of a page when the URL is entered directly into the browser address bar, but if I attempt to call it up through Dreamweaver, it attempts to render it using SSL, and the browser throws a cannot connect error. Something, somewhere, is forcing a SSL connection. Localhost is not set up for SSL nor do I want to do so.
I do my work in Adobe Dreamweaver v. 10.0, Build 4117, and a local server using WampServer. I recently installed a different version of WampServer after experiencing an anomaly in version 3.2.3 which made it inconvenient to use. This issue appeared after I uninstalled version 3.2.3 and installed version 3.0.6. I chose this WampServer version because the local setup needs php 5.6 to be compatible with the production site. I confirmed that all Visual C++ packages are installed correctly and feel reasonably comfortable that WampServer installed correctly. Prior to this problem, I used the WampServer/Dreamweaver combination for years without any serious issues.
WampServer’s localhost page is not accessible, but phpMyAdmin is functional. McAfee Antivirus is installed but has never been an issue. There is no third party firewall installed.
The website has several .htaccess file and I checked them and confirmed that they are not configured for secure connections. Adding the site to my virtual host settings did not resolve the problem, and relevant httpd.config ssl settings are commented out.
Where do we go from here?
Windows version: Windows 10 Pro x64,
Version 20H2,
Installed on 8/11/2020,
OS build 19042.1237;
WampServer Version: 3.0.6 x64;
Apache Version: 2.4.23;
PHP Version: 5.6.40;
MySQL Version: 5.7.3;
Adobe Dreamweaver v. 10.0, Build 4117.
Short backstory: Recently I've installed MAMP as I want to start learning PHP. I got version 4.1.1 from the MAMP homepage, Apache didn't start. This seems to be a common bug for that version, I found a solution in downloading version 4.1.0. Both servers started but the Open WebStart Page didn't work.
My Problem: I wanted to try reinstalling it, I deleted the MAMP folder, as I thought that would be sufficient, instead of deleting it in the system settings. Now when I download it again and start the installer it says
MAMP setup has detected existing MAMP installation. You need to remove existing installation before proceeding. Do you want to uninstall it now?
Clicking either yes or no gives me
MAMP setup will now exit and the existing MAMP installation will not be removed.
In the system settings I find
MAMP & MAMP PRO 4.1.0 version 4.1.0 (1.47 GB)
When trying to uninstall it it gives me this error
Windows cannot find 'C:\MAMP\unins000.exe'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again.
Is there any way, other than reinstalling my whole OS, to solve this problem or do I have to turn to a different web server app?
I just encountered this problem and I hope my solution works for you as well:
Just download the .exe file into another device and install the MAMP.
After a successful installation, just copy the folder to your original device that has the problem.
And then you should find a file with a name starting with "uni" meaning it is for uninstallation. Just run that file and then everything should be fine!
I had the same problem (on OS is windows 10).
I browse the web and found a way:
You can download the ccleaner and use it, it can delete the MAMP.
I have MAMP Pro running successfully using a couple different versions of PHP. However, when I tried to set up a host with PHP v5.5.38 suddenly Apache wouldn't start and displayed the error...
Starting Apache failed
Apache couldn't be started. Please check the log file for more information.
There is no information produced in the apache log file and the issue is resolved if I switch back to using one of the PHP versions I already know works. I tried deleting that version of PHP in Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.5.38/ and then reinstalled it, but I'm still getting the same issue.
I'm running macOS Sierra v10.12.5 and MAMP Pro 4.1.1.
I had the same issue after re-installing MAMP PRO. In addition, all my hostnames turned red. Figured out that they had all lost connection to their SSL Certs. Once I re-created all of the certs (you could relink to existing certs as well), and the hostnames were no longer red, Apache launched just fine.
Solved: The same solution than #Taz (A bit tedious, frankly...)
Uninstall MAMP PRO (Menu MAMP PRO > Uninstall MAMP PRO)
Erase all old MAMP directories in Applications
Install a fresh MAMP PRO copy
In the old Mac, make a backup of MAM (select localhost host, menu File > Backup. tick Virtual Hosts and MySQL Databases.
In the new Mac, import the backup
NOTE: it could take time to backup, transfer and restore. You have to be patient...
RESTORE THE HOSTS TABLE
Copy /Volumes/your_user_name/Library/Application Support/appsolute/MAMP PRO/settings5.plist to the new mac
I recently downloaded WAMP server to get started developing a website locally on my Windows 7 32 bit computer. It was working fine.
Not long after, I downloaded a few different OSGeo4W packages mainly to use QGIS and develop plugins. This is when I began having issues accessing the phpmyadmin local host (page not found error).
I tried uninstalling WAMP in order to re-install it, and now it seems to be taking a very long time to extract files, blocking on the apache 2.4.9 files. Does anyone have any idea if this may be because OSGeo4 installed another version of Apache on my computer? How can I solve this issue?
This is because apache is already running via OSGeo4W application. You can turn it off by launching OSGeo4W-Apache-Monitor and stopping the services. (start/all programs/Apache/OSGEO4W-Apache-Monitor.
Then restart wamp and it should work fine.
My configuration - Windows 7 x64, Php 5.3, Apache 2.2.15, latest Mysql.
When loading pages from localhost, the response time shown by firebug is more 530ms for the main 'index.php' file, sometimes the connection is reset. It's painfully slow.
I googled the problem and found a workaround - switch off and on again a win service called BFE - base filtering engine. Then everything works like a lightning
but xdebug doesn't work in netbeans.
Why is this response time so long? Can you think of any other solution than BFE toggling?
joey33
Just to make users aware, Using the packed apache,php and mysql is great but found when using an SMTP server with this bundle causes problems, using stand alone fixes the problem.
I had issues with super slow (never loading) localhost pages when running WAMP 2.4 and using IE10. A hint in this thread fixed the issue for me.
Add these lines to the bottom of your httpd.conf file
# Fix IE crashing Apache
AcceptFilter http none
AcceptFilter https none
You could try with xamp, which should support xdebug out of the box.
Otherwise you need to complete your wamp setup with an xdebug dll.
put php_xdebug-2.0.5-5.3-vc6.dll in the directory C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.0
I always used the lastest XAMPP Version from apachefriends.org which runs very stable and fast on my Windows 7 x64 machine. It also has Apache 2.2.15, MySQL 5.1.46 and PHP 5.3.2 included.
Is there a reason you use all programs as stand-alones?
ok, I tried xampp and all other sugegstion given in forums but finally reverting win7 to 32bit edition solved the problem.