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The popular open-source Web server application, an implementation of which is included in macOS.
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problem accessing localhost on Mac OS X Mavericks...it was working fine until I rebooted today
I have tried to restart apache and also to stop and then start apache using
sudo apachectl stop
sudo apachectl start
sudo apachectl restart
Nothing works. … I checked if apache was running by issuing the command httpd -v
The return was:
Server version: Apache/2.2.26 (Unix)
Server built: Dec 10 2013 22:09:38
I tried to connect to localhost and 127.0.0.1 …
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Problems with apache after update of php and mysql using homebrew
/apachectl -k start
This command provides some error information, and overcomes the frustrating silent termination of Apache. … (Actually, the path was valid, since php was now at 5.4.15, and the path pointed to the older 5.4.11 lib, apache was terminating.
Modifying that line in https.conf solved the issue. …
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Problems with apache after update of php and mysql using homebrew
After I ensured that everything was fine as regards config files and vhosts I issued the following command to restart apache:
sudo apachectl restart
I then tried to connect to http://localhost/phpinfo.php … httpd.conf"
Server root is:
ServerRoot "/usr"
and Document Root is:
DocumentRoot "/Volumes/sites"
DocumentRoot has permissions set to 755
As I said, everything was working fine until I restarted apache …
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Starting Apache2 on Mountain Lion
I just got a new iMac and on a fresh, clean install, I went about setting up apache to serve local sites. … Using the usual suspects of possible configuration changes, I can get apache to actually "start" but then things go downhill from there. …
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phpMyAdmin 403 Forbidden Error after upgrade to Yosemite
I upgraded my Mac to Mac OS X Yosemite.
I had a AMP stack installed via Homebrew on Mavericks and it worked fine.
After upgrading to Yosemite, I have the following problems:
when trying to load ph …
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