Mamp Pro 3.5.2 For Macos

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Installing and Upgrading

Installation Requirements

To use MAMP PRO 6 your system must meet the following requirements:

  • A working MAMP installation (MAMP can be downloaded directly with the MAMP PRO installation package).
  • Operating system: macOS Sierra 10.12 or later
  • A user account that is part of the Admin Group. Go to “System Preferences… > Users & Groups” to confirm this.

MAMP - Mac, Apache, MySQL and PHP is a one click solution for setting up your personal server on Mac. MAMP installs a local server environment in a matter of seconds on your Mac OS X computer, be it MacBook or iMac. Like similar packages from the Windows- and Linux-world, MAMP comes free of charge. MAMP, is the acronym for Macintosh, Apache, MySQL and PHP, and, as a result, Apache is the first part of MAMP. Thanks to its modular structure, you can easily enhance the http web server using a wide variety of add ons. Furthermore, MAMP offers more than 70 Apache Modules that include PHP, Webdav, SSL, Cache, Auth and many more. MAMP does not alter anything on the normal macOS. If you have installed MAMP Cloud Functions you need to additionally remove your /Library/Application Support/appsolute/MAMP directory. If you have used MAMP PRO as well, use the MAMP PRO uninstaller to remove it.

Note: When upgrading to MAMP PRO 5 or 6 from MAMP PRO 4 you will be asked to upgrade your MySQL data to version 5.7. It is recommended you upgrade your data. A copy of your old MySQL 5.6.x data will be kept in `/Library/Application Support/appsolute/MAMP PRO/db/mysql`.

Mamp Pro 3.5.2 For Macos Catalina

Upgrading from version 6.x to version 6.x

Note: Updates within a major version are always free for license holders.

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  1. Download MAMP PRO from www.mamp.info.
  2. Double click on the MAMP_MAMP_PRO_6.xx.pkg file in your Downloads folder to start the installation process.
  3. The installer will rename your existing /Applications/MAMP to /Applications/MAMP_current_date.This folder can later be deleted. You may however keep it, so you can fall back to your original setup.
  4. Your existing htdocs folder will be moved to your new /Applications/MAMP folder.

  5. If there has been a change to the configuration of Apache, PHP, or MySQL (a directive was modified or a new one added)between versions of MAMP PRO and you have already made changes to your current configuration(resulting in the creation of a template file in ~/Library/application support/appsolute/MAMP PRO/templates),MAMP PRO will ask you to save off your old templates when you upgrade.

    Save your template files. You can use these saved template files as a guide of your previous modifications.New (re)modifications need to be made through the MAMP PRO interface (File > Edit Templates), just as you had done previously in MAMP PRO.

  6. Confirm that all data has been transferred correctly before starting MAMP PRO.
  7. Your /Applications/MAMP_current_date folder can now be deleted. You may however keep it, so you can fall back to your original setup.