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Go to Applications > MAMP > conf > apache.

MAMP automatically stops and starts the Apache and MySQL servers.

You have now setup the new document root location.

Select the new location for your document root and click on the ‘ Select‘ button.

You will now have a new Finder window opened.

Click on the object next to the ‘ Document Root:‘ text.

You will be able to see the current location of your document root.

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The examples below are for the standard versions of MAMP (free) and not the PRO versions (you have to pay after the trial period has expired). I will be explaining how we can change the root directory on Apache server on both cases.

you can use it the exact same way, and it works just the same) so you shouldn’t encounter any problems with it.Before I start explaining on how we can change the root directory on Apache Server using MAMP, it’s important to remember that although MAMP was originally designed for Apple MAC systems, there is also a Windows version. Unlike the options listed above, it uses MariaDB instead of MySQL as the database, but MariaDB is meant to be a drop-in replacement for MySQL (i.e.

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XAMPP is another package that can install the server-level software on Mac, Windows or Linux. There’s step-by-step documentation on, and here’s a YouTube video of the process. WampServer installs the necessary server-level software on a Windows machine. this MAMP/Drupal installation video on YouTube.) Windows: Using WampServer You don’t need MAMP Pro just go ahead and use MAMP.ĭ has step-by-step documentation for installing Drupal using MAMP, and you can also find videos of the process (e.g. By default, when you install MAMP it will install both MAMP and a 14-day trial of MAMP Pro. MAMP is software that installs all the necessary server-level software on your Mac. A site you create using 'Acquia Drupal' won’t exactly line up with the instructions in Drupal for Humanists (which assumes you’re using plain, out-of-the-box Drupal), and even if you migrate your site elsewhere, you may start seeing error messages if you remove some of the vestigial Acquia-specific modules and configurations. There isn’t a way to install plain, vanilla Drupal: the closest you can come is installing 'Acquia Drupal', which is a distribution provided by Acquia that includes numerous additional modules, some of which are Acquia-specific. If you want to build a Drupal site completely from scratch (as described in Drupal for Humanists, Acquia Dev Desktop is not the best option.

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If you’ve started building a site somewhere else, but need to work on it when you’re off-line, you can download the site’s code, files and database and 'import' the site into Acquia Dev Desktop.

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The documentation for how to install and use Acquia Dev Desktop is fairly clearly and accessibly written and is kept up-to-date.Ī couple caveats: Acquia Dev Desktop is a great way to run existing Drupal sites on your own computer. This software automatically installs and configures all the technical prerequisites for running Drupal, and provides a user interface for creating new sites. The easiest way to run Drupal locally on a Mac or Windows machine involves installing Acquia Dev Desktop. Not good for creating new sites from scratch.)

Great for locally developing sites you’ve built elsewhere. using a server provided by your institution, inexpensive shared hosting, or a Drupal-specific cloud hosting provider), it’s not generally the best choice unless a lack of reliable internet connectivity is a major issue for you. Because running Drupal on your computer is a much more involved process than setting it up in an existing server environment (e.g. MySQL, PHP, Apache) that’s already running in almost any server environment. Setting up Drupal on your own computer also requires you to install infrastructure-level software (e.g. Running Drupal on your own computer comes with a number of downsides: you’ll have to migrate the site to a hosting provider if you ever want to launch it, and you can’t really collaborate with anyone (for instance, to facilitate data entry), since no one else will be able to access the site until you put it online. If you don’t have reliable internet connectivity in the time and place you want to build your Drupal site, you’ll need to install it on your own computer.

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