The only other thing you have to do is add an Apache name based virtual host configuration entry into your MAMP Apache conf file, nf, which is located here: MAMP Setup, Step 2: Apache name based virtual host (NameVirtualHost) setup Since I have my Mac firewall set up I just get a "request timeout" message, but that's good enough for me, I know it's trying to ping my Mac. As you can see from the example above, when you're developing multiple MAMP websites on one Mac like this, you just put all the entries on one line.Īfter putting that entry in your hosts file, you can ping the new hostname like this: Then insert the name you want to call your website project on the /etc/hosts line that has the 127.0.0.1 entry.
MAMP INSTALL WEBSITE MAC OS X
To edit the /etc/hosts file on a Mac OS X system you just edit that file like this: On that line I just added the entry for "drupal7", and the other entries on that line (codeme, devdaily, alaska) are other MAMP websites I'm developing on my Mac. The first thing I do is edit my /etc/hosts file to add an entry with the name drupal7, like this: Let's assume you want to create a new web project named "drupal7", so you can access it in your browser with this URL:
MAMP setup, Step 1: Adding host names to /etc/hosts You just have to configure your /etc/hosts file and your MAMP Apache configuration file. I've gotten to the point where I can do it in about two minutes. MAMP website setup FAQ: How do I configure MAMP and my Mac so I can develop a new PHP website? (Or, Can you share a Mac MAMP setup tutorial?)Īssuming you already have MAMP installed, creating a new MAMP website is pretty easy.
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