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That's because Mac's come with apache2(Leopard) installed by default. If you turn on web sharing, you can navigate to MacHD/Library/Webserver/Documents/ (http://localhost) and see your server root. If you're familiar with any *nix environment you will be right at home with a Mac. Mamp is a lot less necessary on a mac because it's very easy to set up a development environment. Download the PHP package for Leopard or for Tiger, and simply click and run. Then you can pick up the MySQL package for your Mac OS. Click and run and your all set. |
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