#Mamp pro deploy plus#

You can change the post it listens to on line nr 52. # DirectoryIndex: sets the file that Apache will serve if a directory

#Mamp pro deploy plus#

Plus add index.php as alternative index file - next to index.html - at line nr 281: LoadModule php7_module application/x-httpd-php Set / double check PHP version in Apache2 webserverĮdit /usr/local/etc/httpd/nf and add to the bottom of the file: Let's first test if it the server works, shall we?ĭone? Nope. As we are working towards IPS4 installation. In both cases the DocumentRoot is /usr/local/var/www Nginx is running on port 8080 by default too, something you might want to change at /usr/local/etc/nginx/nf The syntax for getting sh*t done in nginx is quite complex (no.

Prefer to mess around with nginx (LEMP stack) + Redis later? Which is the recommended platform by invision?įor simplicity sake ? Apache2 is the easier way most people know about. usr/local/etc/httpd/extra/nf to 8443 so that httpd can run without sudo. ĭocumentRoot is /usr/local/var/to 8080 and in We are (still) running Apache2 / LAMP stack. This will give you the services cmd you might be familiar with from Linux to start, stop and restart webservices. As it takes less than 10 minutes to setup! Let's get straight into the meat & potatoes with copy/paste cmds in a MacOS terminal. Home Brew: The missing package manager for MacOS X

And written an extensive guide for it, which is on our crew only forum. Easiest / idiot proof way is to use homebrew. Also tried XAMPP for Windows + XAMPP VM for MacOS + MacOS server app. Perfect for WP a nightmare with IPS / IPB even though the thought of having a GUI seemed attractive.