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I was all excited to see my site upon a browser refresh, but I was greeted with a 403: I'd forgotten to uncomment this line in /Applications/XAMPP/etc/nf *facedesk*: *facepalm* So I restarted apache using the XAMPP OS X Manager app. Having done so, I tried loading one of my local sites, and all it did was redirect me to the XAMPP control panel.

One thing I did do was save my nf file, and all the symbolic links I'd used in the htdocs folder, so I moved those back into their respective locations in etc/extra and htdocs. I got the XAMPP 1.8.3 installer from the official website, and installed it.įirst problem: re-activating my virtual hosts. Alas, I did not, and I have paid for it dearly.Īnyway, so I got to the point of deciding to just uninstall XAMPP and start from scratch. Woops! What I should have done is run a mysqldump on my databases to export all my data into sql files that I could then later import, something like so: mysqldump -u root -p a_database_name > the_data.sql. I made the mistake of not backing up the whole /Application/XAMPP folder, and ended up losing all my database tables. This post is just a summary of the bumps I encountered along the way.įirst of all, one thing to note is that upgrading XAMPP by running the installer for a newer version on top of an already-installed version is unreliable in my experience. Unfortunately, things didn't go so well this time around. When I first installed ImageMagick on Snow Leopard, this post at Unreal Expectations was super helpful. The latest debacle is that ImageMagick no longer works on my local web sites.

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If (-not (Get-Command choco.I recently upgraded my aging mid-2009 Macbook Pro from OS X 10.6.8 (Snow Leaopard) to 10.9 (Mavericks) and am reaping the usual problems of apps not working the same any more.

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