I created a symlink from MAMP htdocs to my dev web folder.
I'm not sure but I think I might have a mod_rewrite issue, maybe due to
that MAMP htdocs symlink or apache default config ?
There's a good chance that using a symlink instead of actually
changing httpd.conf's DocumentRoot is causing
I use MAMP for my PHP5, and the standard Apache that comes with the
Mac plus a selfcompiled PHP for PHP4. They seem to live quite happily
together. I have had some problems before, but got things working
(with the exception of Jake, which is another story).
What problem are you having? Any error
I use XAMPP on 10.4 -- it works well, as you just edit the httpd.conf
-- I have multiple document roots, the way I do it, and have different
versions of Cake for each project. Annoying fo rupgrading the version
of Cake, but I generally don't do such massive projects that it
hinders me and I like
OK, I'm totally blocked on that issue now. Is it or not a mod_rewrite
issue ?
Here more details :
If I try that URL in the browser
http://localhost/app/webroot/js/jquery-1.2.2.pack.js
it works fine, I got the javascript.
http://localhost/js/jquery-1.2.2.pack.js
that one doesn't work but that
On Feb 5, 8:47 am, zeugme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm wondering what kind of software setup are you using on Mac OS as a
developper machine ?
On the general setup question I just use the standard apache and php
along with the MySQL package from mysql.com
I have never used any *AMP
Problem solved. Here is how :
Beware of the Finder. This application hide hidden file :-)
So, I unziped the cake distrib via zipeg or the zip utility, no problem.
Then, using the Finder, I copy/past all files in my web folder.
All files ? No, not all files. That was the problem.
There is a
I encountered this same problem, having to go into terminal and do a
cp every time until I found the setting in Finder to allow seeing the
dot files. Check this out:
http://www.johnnoss.com/2005/12/31/making-finder-show-dot-files-or-stop-showing-them/
On Feb 5, 9:51 am, zeugme [EMAIL
Hi Zeugme,
I did a tutorial that'll get you up and running quickly if you're on
Leopard.
http://keithmedlin.com/?p=26
Here's what is included:
- Installing MySQL
- Configuring the built in Apache PHP to handle CakePHP
- Installing CakePHP 1.2
- Configuring your first site in Apache's
Hi,
I'm wondering what kind of software setup are you using on Mac OS as a
developper machine ?
I'm using MAMP for the Apache, PHP, MySQL stack and IntelliJ for code
edition.
I created a symlink from MAMP htdocs to my dev web folder.
I'm not sure but I think I might have a mod_rewrite
