12/30/2023 0 Comments Mac mamp mysqldumpYou may find problems using this method if you have a large DB and there are lots of changes, or minimal changes that are done to the DB. Please note that this just dumps the all of the tables in the database as a text file. As I play and find a better way around this, I’ll post updates. It’s a pretty crass hack to do, but it’s functional. That is it! It’s the easiest method I’ve found. For MySQL MAMP (on Mac), you’ll need to have the following:Įxec /Applications/MAMP/Library/bin/mysqldump -u -p –skip-extended-insert > /Sweet_Project/www_root/DB_Backup/database.sql In it you’ll need instructions of what to do. You’ll need to edit, create or rename a file called “pre-commit” This is where we will be working.įor example I’ll use this path: /Sweet_Project/www_root/.git/hooks/ In that path, you’ll also find a path called “hooks”. You will find in the root path, a path in there called “.git”. You may find this program useful as well, to get the full address of a location: įirstly, find your git repository (where all of your files are located). In the Apple world, hopefully you have all of your hidden files visible, because that will make things a lot easier. I run both Mac and Windows versions of SourceTree, on two computers as well as the newly released beta MAMP on Windows, so we’ll just have to see how that goes (seems ok so far). He explains it very easily, however I figure I would outline it all a little more for those that are still new to this. It’s taken me a while to figure this out, research, borrow, copy and steal ideas, but I think this is probably one of the easiest. I haven’t signed up to them, but it looks promising: This seems like an independent company going ahead with cloud based SQL hosting for source control versioning. There is news on the horizon from another company. I’m very surprised that Atlassian hasn’t released a database versioning system yet. There aren’t too many free or open source methods for doing this. It’s all very well to have your source code in a GIT repository, local or hosted in the cloud, but for a small time developer, finding a solution for a database is a different story. This has been a problem I’ve encounted for a long time. This is obviously a pretty late comment, but I wonder if you or anyone else out there might care to elaborate a bit on Luke’s initial comment regarding the whole But when I go to correct the permissions on the folders/files that need it-per Luke’s suggestion-I don’t see any existing “Do I really want to create a “I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU BREAK ANYTHING. Short story is if you turn off web sharing (System Preferences>Sharing) Apache runs with the port set as 80, and the :8888 in the address goes away.įirst off, thanks for all the work you put into these screencasts, and CSS-Tricks in general. But the local domain I was using had :8888 on the end of it. But when I left the port blank - I can’t recreate the issue this morning, for some reason - it ran fine. I’m new to this whole port thing, but had issues using port 80 in my particular configuration. Did you ever hear what the security concern might be when you “run Apache/MySQL server” as name/name, versus But the “official MAMP Pro landing page,” telling you your virtual server is running, and the vague “It Works” page, essentially - as far as I can tell - mean the same thing, it’s running.
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