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MAMP PRO SUPPORT FULL VERSION

might work if you uninstall version 3 and purchase Mamp Pro 4 full version and not as an upgrade.

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Licensing issues - does not accept license key from Mamp Pro 3, so would not do this as an upgrade. No support - haven't gotten responses to email Have never been able to get Nginx to work Requires lots of configuration to get working properly

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Upgrade (version 3 to 4) does not work out of the box You may be pleasantly surprised - and relieved - as I have been. One great feature which I particularly like is the fact that once properly set up, Abyss automatically renews and installs Letsencrypt certificates with no intervention needed on your part.ДЄnyway, if you are tired of Appsolute's style, and the frustration and aggravation you suffer from lack of adequate support, consider switching to Abyss Web Server. However, if you can get past that, Abyss runs very smoothly with few hiccups. It is web-based, which means that you do everything in your web browser. Unlike MAMP PRO, Abyss Web Server is not a polished app with a macOS GUI. Granted, Abyss does not include mySQL, PHP, etc., but I installed the latest versions of mySQL and PHP on my own, with some help from Aprelium. Also, the Pro version of Abyss Web Server - called X2 instead of X1 - costs $60, which means you save $30 compared to MAMP PRO. The difference is like night from day, and, Aprelium provides excellent email support. MAMP PRO served me well for years, but three weeks ago, I decided to switch to Abyss Web Server. Now I see that they have jacked up the price of a new 6.0 installation by $30.00. It is very sporadic, and the solutions they do provide - if any - don't always work.Д«ut what irks me the most, aside from the dismal support, is the way they try to force us to do things THEIR way, leaving us no choice in the matter. It wouldn't be so bad if Appsolute provided adequate tech support via email, but they don't. Everything was fine until they began making major changes around 5.7.0 changes so significant, that I had one problem after another, and one headache after another.

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Now that you have that done, learn more about localhosting in our free course Reliable Localhosting.After using MAMP PRO for at least the past nine years - since 0.9.x.x. In my case IвЂ™d go to and it should load the site properly over SSL and port 443. Test the New HostД¬onfirm that MAMP Pro restarted the servers properly and then test the URL out in your browser.

Save your host file using the Save button. MAMP Pro will create the certificate files and then add them to your config automatically. I typically choose the project directory or my computer user directory. The form you input will only be used to create the certificate files on your computer and not sent anywhere.ДЄfter submitting the form, choose the location to save them. MAMP Pro makes it really straight-forward to create both.Д¬lick the button вЂњCreate self-signed certificateвЂ¦вЂќ and then fill out the form with your information. There are two parts to creating an SSL certificate: a certificate file and the certificate key file. Since weвЂ™re just using this locallyвЂ“and not to serve any pages to the publicвЂ“using a self-signed certificate if perfectly acceptable. We can use whatвЂ™s called a вЂњself-signed certificateвЂќ instead.ДЄ self-signed certificate means that we sign the certificate ourselves to verify its authenticity instead of going through a certificate issuing authority that verifies the certificate is indeed from us. With SSL enabled we need to create certificates so we have an encrypted connection.ДЇortunately, we donвЂ™t have to buy an SSL certificate for our local development (although, I suppose, we could). With the host selected on the left, click the вЂњSSLвЂќ tab on the right side of the MAMP main window.Д¬heck the SSL box to enable SSL for this host. Next up is to enable SSL for our newly created host. I suggest running the same ports locally as you do in production, just so everything is the same. If youвЂ™re not, your site will not be available at the standard SSL port (443). IвЂ™m working under the assumption that you use the standard Apache ports for MAMP Pro (80 and 443). If itвЂ™s not already, select the new host so you expose the hosting settings on the right side of the window. Name it whatever you want (IвЂ™m using v for my localhosting of this site). That will create a new entry in the Hosts listing. In MAMP Pro we do this by clicking the + button at the bottom left of the main window. Just like we would with a non-SSL site, we have to create a new host first.

Here are the steps you need to take to set up an SSL site with MAMP Pro.

If youвЂ™re using MAMP (the free version) you will have to upgrade to MAMP Pro to set up SSL locally. Local development of SSL sites with MAMP (see our course covering MAMP and other localhosting tools) takes just a few steps to set up.

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