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Personally I would never use anything like this for a local testing environment setup. This version looked much simpler… IF you have install.php in the correct place, not dissapered. php via this commandĪlso, just to be safe I turned off auto detect proxies in my Macs, network settings as, apparently, AMPPS cant do this over a proxy connection.

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Warning: file_get_contents( ): failed to open stream: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: nodename nor servname provided, or not known in /Applications/AMPPS/ampps/softaculous/enduser/install.php on line 6Īlso, another way is to download the whole AMPPS installer again… and just copy the the install.php file from the installer, located atįrom the installer to the same directory of your installed app.įinally, after realising that I was going in rings, running then losing install.php, I did this (what showed me I had a firewall issue was THIS message returned in my terminal

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“/Applications/AMPPS/php-5.6/bin/php” -c “/Applications/AMPPS/php-5.6/etc/php.ini” “/Applications/AMPPS/ampps/softaculous/cron.php”Īgain, you must have a WORKING INTERNET connection AND NOT HAVE (like me) Some firewall rule, blocking it. Well, apparently you are supposed to run the CRON job file, in order to re download it.īut again, you ALSO have to edit the command that is shown on web sites as a solution to the correct php version. So, if you see that, you have to get install.php and run it again. Not much fun, and you cant run it …again, because you have lost it. No such file or directory in terminal, runaround.

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if it didnt work, then your screwed because its NOT there anymore, so you then get the Yes! that is right, it DELETES ITSELF> GAH!! Unless, it is blocked by your firewall, then… it deletes itself! “/Applications/AMPPS/php-5.6/bin/php” -c “/Applications/AMPPS/php-5.6/etc/php.ini” “/Applications/AMPPS/ampps/softaculous/enduser/install.php” So, if you have a blank home/admin screen you are supposed to run this MODIFIED FOR MY SYSTEM IF it is blocked by, say your firewall, (me) or something, then AFTER IT RUNS This is because it downloads files… the install.php does that, during install.

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In the FIRST PLACE! if you install it when offline.your screwed. So after months of a BLANK home Page and Admin panel and repeating the whole thing over and over again,ĪLWAYS HAVE A (direct, not proxy) INTERNET CONNECTION WHEN INSTALLING AMPPS. It all comes down to getting install.php to run… correctly, post install, to fix it.įor me this could not run correctly, and then, it deletes itself! I had a firewall issue which I couldn’t track down.

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I have JUST got it working again after months, re downloading MAMP Pro and was about to give up and INSTALL it.īut it turns out, that … the command line fix they say, works (and doesn’t)ĭOES work… eventually, if you tweak it, BUT it has issues Well, this has been a pain! it has not worked correctly for AGES! So, I ammended that so that each AMPPS/php/ became AMPPS/php-5.6/ (there is also 7.1 installed)ĪND BEHOLD THE SHINY GOODNESS THAT IS THE AMPPS ENVIRONMENT! mwaa haaa haaa Gah! so opned and inspected the AMPPS app package and, its not there.

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(Note: Please make sure your Internet Connection is working properly) “/Applications/AMPPS/php/bin/php” -c “/Applications/AMPPS/php/etc/php.ini” “/Applications/AMPPS/ampps/softaculous/enduser/install.php”

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“path\to\Ampps\php\php.exe” -c “path\to\Ampps\apache\php.ini” “path\to\Ampps\ampps\softaculous\enduser\install.php”įor Mac OS X, type this command in Terminal Then follow the below steps.Ĭron was not able to run after installing AMPPS for the first time.įor Windows, type this command in command prompt Open AMPPS Control Panel and Restore Default Configuration of PHP. Its because Your php version isn’t loaded. If you are getting Blank page while accessing localhost/ampps When i installed it, (on mac os x- 10.6.8) it fired up, nice little control panel on the right but… blank home and admin page! gah! SO, if you want to try it out, as I did -well it didnt work at first.

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which integrates with it and offers 55 different one click installers in their free version - and 441 in the paid version. Hi all, I was just checking my downloads out and came across this that I never seemed to have installed.







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