When MAMP is installed it is required to be ran from /Applications/MAMP-there are lots of configuration files included that depend upon that path, so I'm sure it could be moved if you felt up for the task, or bored. Drupal 8 requires PHP v5.3.3 or newer, whereas MAMP 1.9 only had v5.3.2. Thanks to finally having a Drupal 8 issue I really wanted to fix ( #1067120) I finally had a reason to upgrade. I originally installed MAMP 1.9 and never updated it because, honestly, it worked, so why bother? On a normal day nobody from the outside world was going to be accessing my web server as my local network is firewalled, and the laptop itself has a firewall so that nobody can access it while I'm using an unsecured network, e.g. Acquia's DAMP / Dev Desktop, is that it can run Apache on port 80, the normal HTTP port, which is great for beginners and experienced developers who hate having to type a port number in the URL to access their local websites. It's also worth mentioning that one of MAMP's strongest features for running Drupal vs alternatives, e.g. It provides a really great way of getting a full *AMP stack running on your Mac, with many more PHP extensions than are normally installed on the built-in version of Apache, and it can easily be removed should you need to. MAMP is a simple all-in-one installer with Apache HTTP Server, MySQL and PHP for running PHP web apps on your Mac.
#Mamp pro drupal cache install#
When I ran into problems running Drupal on my local install of OSX 10.5 / Leopard a few years ago, I turned to MAMP to save my sanity.
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