On Mac, in /Library/Application Support/appsolute/MAMP PRO/db/mysql57. On Windows, MAMP database data is located in C:MAMPdbmysql. Except now Chrome v58 wont accept them them without subjectAltName being completed - Mamp seems to be generating certs with CommonName only which renders this Pro feature useless - having to make manual certs sigh. Just restore/copy your database files from your backup. Still not sure why MAMP Pro needs that running to start the app but it looks like it does. MAMP Pro was easy to generate self-signed certs for each host. Step 3: Chrome will begin downloading MAMP. Step 2: Select the MAMP & MAMP PRO button below the Windows Logo to begin downloading MAMP for the Windows Operating System. I suspect this might have been caused because I manually disabled MAMP Pro helper Launch Agent on macOS. Step 1: Visit select Downloadsin the top right corner of the website. The alert kept on being the only thing I saw when I tried to start the app and then it would just close.Īfter doing some digging around the web, I ended up here and the following command fixed it: sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/de. The entire C:\MAMP folder will be removed and with it all databases contained in C:\MAMP\db\mysql\. I contacted support, they advised me to uninstall/reinstall and that didn’t help. Under the Programs > Uninstall menu, locate the MAMP version you wish to remove and run the uninstall process.
Sometimes, you may need to upgrade the MySQL database version when the MAMP version is updated. This will help to save large space in your hard disk.
You can either restart the application and try again or re-install the software. In addition, make sure to uninstall MAMP Pro app if you do not want to use the demo version. Out of the blue, MAMP Pro started presenting me with an alert when I tried opening the app:Įither you did not provide the necessary admin credentials or the MAMP PRO package could not be initialized correctly.
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