I stopped the servers, reset the prefs to the alt ports, and then restarted the servers…checked for the site & phpMyAdmin. The newly released WordPress 6.1 Misha is now available in MAMP PRO. The sequence was: MAMP was running/servers running. We have just released version 6.7 for MAMP & MAMP PRO. Assuming it is necessary, I did so…and I was no longer able to access my DB via phpMyadmin localhost:3306, nor the WP site localhost:80. Set the host’s directory to your local site’s folder. (The order of these first two steps doesn’t matter.) Checklist collect this, or create it before you start. IS it actually necessary to change the ports for multiple WP installations on localhost per above, and if so, why?Ģ. Step Two Set up the local site in MAMP Pro. ![]() However, now I’d like to install a second local site (and maybe more), so my understanding is I should change the MAMP web & mysql ports to 80 & 3306.ġ. I have a successful local install of a WP site, using the default MAMP ports. Hi there…great article, but did not include a vital piece of info I’m trying to figure out. ** The name of the database for WordPress */ĭefine('DB_NAME', Database name as you created in step3) Įdit “wp-config.php” file with simple text editor like “TextEdit” and do not use word processors like Pages or Word to avoid the quotes being changed to different style resulting in not able to open your WordPress site. The code in “wp-config.php” file will be looking something like below: // ** MySQL settings - You can get this info from your web host ** //
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