type the command "ln -s /username/projects/myPhpProject. open a terminal and go to "/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs"ĥ. Now Apache does not start up at all anymore.
Then, I spent some time trying to install a library, in which I somehow messed up the installation of XAMPP. I had a local XAMPP stack running on my Macbook Pro fine for weeks (OS X Yosemite 10.10.3, XAMPP 5.5.24).
#Xampp for mac yosemite mac os x
git clone the project you want to work on in anywhere you like, in my case "/username/projects/myPhpProject"Ĥ. XAMPP won't start Apache on Mac OS X 10.10.3 Yosemite. I found a recipe to do it! Below is the recipleģ. Today, while I have to work on a PHP project again, I took some time to look into if I can create a symbolic link in "htdocs" folder so that I don't need to mess with "nf" anymore. Often in those packages (I never used MAMP, but rather other products like Xampp or Wamp on Windows) it comes with.
Yet the default setup of putting all the php code within the "/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs" in OSX is not so developer friendly, as I have a habit to put all my code under "/username/projects/", I used to just go into the nf of XAMPP to change the "DocumentRoot" and "" tag to my project folder, so I can run the code while maintain my own folder structure. Usually with Mamp MySQL should be installed. XAMPP is a really good tools to quickly setup a php dev environment.
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