- #Mamp apache server not starting how to#
- #Mamp apache server not starting code#
- #Mamp apache server not starting windows#
#Mamp apache server not starting how to#
Here we show you how to find out what might be using port 80 on your computer and what to do if you have to change the port from 80 to something else in your Apache server software. As several programs cannot share the same port, you need to find what is already using port 80, then decide what to do. By default Apache relies on port 80 to be free, and if it isn’t, the server won’t start and the local website won’t load.
When setting up your local web server, one issue that might stop it from running is something else could be using the system port that Apache requires to function. There are many server packages around that can do this such as XAMPP, WAMP Server, Uniform Server, UwAmp and more. You cannot just copy the website files to your computer and expect them to work, as a local web server such as Apache and a MySQL database will be required. The easiest way is to create a local website on your own computer. While it’s possible to perform such tasks on the fly and apply them directly to your website or upload the files via FTP, you could introduce bugs, glitches or even security holes to your visitors.Ī sensible solution is cloning your website and making changes to the backup first to see if they work. Or you might want to do something more substantial like completely redesign the website.
#Mamp apache server not starting code#
It could be a small change such as a editing the CSS, Javascript or PHP code on your site.
I downloaded the file from a website and added it to my php7.14.2 folder but I get the same error.Īny help would be much appreciated, I wanted to start the app a month ago and faced this problem and then changed my plans just because of it and now I need to fix it to move on.If you are a webmaster it’s quite likely you will need to periodically make changes to your website. I think the message is clear, something is missing, and it is this file php_gd2.dll, I checked and it is true, but how am I going to add it correctly ? Not found in the library of dynamic links.Ĭ:/MAMP/bin/php/php.7.2.14/ext/php_gd2.dll The message in french but here is what is saying :
#Mamp apache server not starting windows#
The solution says that changing the php version in the Mamp - Preferences - php to 7.2.14 instead of 7.3 solves the problem, I tried it but I get an error, Windows interface pops up and saying that something in not found, I did not get what was that, and googled it but I am still unable to understand what is missing and I feel like that nobody before me faced the problem x). The second solution is a solution that has been suggested by many people, and I think it is a solution, but I could not implement it and that's why I am here. One of the solutions suggested that this is a problem in the latest version 4.1.1, so he provided a link to the previous version 4.1 and it is true because this problem was not there before, I took the exe file and installed it but I had the same problem, maybe Mamp version changing has helped him but did not worked for me. I am plannig to start a simple php application to do that I instaled Mamp because I worked with it before, it is good, but now I am facing a problem, as the title says, my Apache Server is not starting, it starts and then when MySql starts it stops, I did not understand what was happening so I tried some solutions I found here in stackoverflow.
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