MAMP

MAMP is returning strange "Bad handshake errors" on a MacBook Air, while it works perfectly on an identical computer on the same home network. Details: MAMP 1.7.2 is working oddly. I just installed it and the homepage works fine at the default address: http://localhost:8888/MAMP/?language=English However when I create foo.php in the test directory and load it with...

I use a G3 at work as a web server/print server. and I also use one at home as a media server which streams all my tunes to XBMC (xbox media centre) G3's are great machines P.S. Both G3's run MAMP and my stripped version of tiger (no dock, dashboard, and OpenGL effects e.t.c)

Have you tried it using MAMP? http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2764/leopard_install_local_wordpress_using_mamp/

Isn't there some software package already written using MAMP that those of us who are not programmers can use to run our small business? ...

I installed MAMP on my laptop yesterday and had relatively little difficulty getting it up and running. ...

And is it possible to uninstall MAMP and reinstall it? ...

I installed MAMP on my MacBook Pro and finally got my virtual hosts and .htaccess files to work. ...

I love my MacBook Pro, but getting Apache, PHP and MySQL to work on it has been a nightmare. I finally downloaded MAMP, which has been another nightmare. I beat my brains out making my virtual hosts work, only to discover that they were associated with my default Apache installation, which was still running. Anyway, I've now learned how to shut down Apache #1, and I assume...

code that talks to my MAMP mysql database. ...

nuke under MAMP and after instaling nuke in htdocs folder and editing the nukes config. ...